. Derek said at the time that it was typical because the country had become a haven for criminals and hard working Americans were being rubbed out by "social parasites", describing them as blacks, browns, yellow. The father goes on to say that every problem in the country is race related and that "minorities don't give two-shits about this country, they come here to exploit it, not embrace it." We can see that here Derek, still early in his life, was not truly a citizen. While he does have a right to be upset, he is inappropriately using stereotypes to blame all of the minorities for his father's death. In this situation a good citizen would be more upset with the individual, not the ethnic group the individual belongs to. Derek has taken the hatred of one bad human being and uses that individual's actions to represent a whole group of people.
             The movie then begins to focus on Derek's little brother, Danny, still a teen, who idolizes his brother. He has joined the same white-gang that his brot
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