SPEECH - Don Cheadle on Django Unchained and how issues of race have improved from his generation to the young generati

The speaker shares their anticipation for a movie, noting positive reviews from others. They reflect on how their children's experiences with race and prejudice differ from their own, highlighting the role of culture, particularly hip-hop, in challenging old prejudices. The speaker concludes by reiterating their excitement to watch the film.

What is the speaker's initial sentiment towards the movie?

• They have no interest in watching it.

• They have already seen it and disliked it.

• They are indifferent about watching it.

• They are looking forward to watching it.

How does the speaker describe the racial and social relationships of their children compared to their own?

• Their children face the same prejudices.

• Their children experience completely different social dynamics.

• Their children are less social.

• Their children are more prejudiced.

What societal issue does the speaker mention as being foreign to their children?

• Racial and social prejudices

• Economic inequality

• Technological advancements

• Environmental concerns

What does the speaker credit for challenging prejudices?

• Classical music

• Political movements

• Hip-hop and popular culture

• Traditional education

What is the speaker's final remark about the movie?

• They have decided not to watch it.

• They have already watched it.

• They disliked the reviews.

• They are still looking forward to watching it.