![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() In response, Furious voices what this movie has been trying to tell us all along: Black people are not the ones who bring drugs into the country - even if they are the ones dying every day. “They bring the property value down, they can buy the land at a lower price, then they move all the people out, raise the property value and sell it at a profit.” A bystander played by the brilliant Whitman Mayo blames the declining property value on Black youth selling drugs. Gentrification is “what happens when the property value of a certain area is brought down,” Furious says in a monologue that would be preachy if it were not delivered by one of the most talented actors of the ’90s.
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