What black political leaders are saying is this, with all the trials and tribulations that blacks have endured, we need to respect them at all times. Whether there contributions to black history were small or big, they still helped pave the way for blacks in society today. What black civil rights activist and political leaders are failing to realize is this, it is just a movie!

The film’s director, producer, and screenwriter all apologized for the comments in the film. They said, they did not mean to offend anyone. People who feel that the comments were wrong are very lucky I am not the CEO of MGM Films, because they would not have received an apology from me. That would have created more problems

In conclusion, everyone needs to go see Barbershop. Not to here the two little comments that Cedric the Entertainer made, but because it is a great comedy and laughter all through the movie. It is a guaranteed winner. One important thing to remember is this, everything said in a barbershop is just “barbershop talk”. So, what is said in the barbershop, stays in the barbershop!

When will people get that through there brain. Every comment that was made in the movie, is something that was written and scripted out. So why are we making something bigger than what it really is?

At the age of nineteen, I have never had to experience being told to go too the back of a bus or not being able to drink from the same wa

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