Pass Over

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Two black guys can't share dreams of going to promised land -- a place somewhere or, in the most dramatic context, maybe heaven -- without being bothered -- see, I'm being light here -- by the police or a white dude that seems to have traveled in time from slavery times. Comparing to Rodney King, it feels more cinematic and less poetic. Still a strong, necessary statement on police brutality and racism in America. As Moses says, a black body is a dead body only waiting for when, who and where.