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It's a standard JustAnotherGen Jul 2013 #1
I watched both Ichingcarpenter Jul 2013 #2
My other major JustAnotherGen Jul 2013 #3
I wasn't able to make it through the whole film theHandpuppet Jul 2013 #4
A Fascinating Time Piece... KharmaTrain Jul 2013 #5
You don't have to go back 100 years JustAnotherGen Jul 2013 #6
We Live In The Age Of Subtle Racism... KharmaTrain Jul 2013 #8
And JustAnotherGen Jul 2013 #10
Life Sucks When All You Deal With Are Negatives... KharmaTrain Jul 2013 #11
I have no choice JustAnotherGen Jul 2013 #13
A Very Good Friend of Mine... KharmaTrain Jul 2013 #14
du rec. xchrom Jul 2013 #7
It's easy to see this film- I found it at the local library. LeftinOH Jul 2013 #9
My parents took me to see a screening of the film at a local museum when I was about 10. Aristus Jul 2013 #12
It's important historically, but it is embarrassingly racist duffyduff Jul 2013 #15
Birth of a Nation should be considered along with Griffith's follow up film 'Intolerance' Bluenorthwest Jul 2013 #16
Now the Tea Party uses it as a recruiting tool. JaneyVee Jul 2013 #17
K & R Scurrilous Jul 2013 #18
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