"The Devil Finds Work" is a compelling essay that critiques the portrayal of race and identity in American cinema. Through personal reflections and sharp analysis, the author examines how movies have both shaped and reflected the racial prejudices and societal norms of their times. The essay delves into various films, critiquing their narratives and the roles offered to Black actors, while intertwining the author's own experiences with race, media, and his evolving consciousness. This work challenges readers to reconsider the impact of cinema on individual perception and broader cultural attitudes towards race.

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