“Not all people who voted for Donald Trump are racist, but all racista voted for Donald Trump…I believe he is doing us a favor because he is bringing to light all the ugliness that’s below the surface. We can’t deal with it until we can see it. Fortunately there are enough of us from all religious backgrounds, from all skin tones that believe that if we come together we can survive anything. And I think that Donald Trump is going to show us the way whether it’s intentional by his part or not. “

Quite insightful. You can’t heal wounds that you keep denying exist.

A testament to the power of friendships to bridge groups. And the importance of personal relationships. “How can you hate me if you don’t even know me?” The only thing I wish had been different about this story…I wish instead of arguing about what the best way to bring about change is, that they had acknowledged that we all have a part to play and each person’s role will be unique.

“Comedy” that wasn’t funny. Just a big fail.

Loved the scenes from places in Mexico that I have been. Real de Catorce is just so unique. Brad Pitt is funny, but I could have done without Julia Roberts’ character and her whole part of the storyline.