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They just don't get it................

Submitted by ROCK (not verified) on 21 June 2007 - 4:50pm.

Lovely piece Liz. As I say so often in my articles: "they just don't get it". "Hollywood" is the most racist of towns/institutions in this country. I have worked on a few movies in my time and have found the racism nauseating; this is why I go to very few movies; it's my unique form of silent protest.

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