Cause Mo Better Makes It Mo Better.

I Don't Think My Films Are Going To Get Rid Of Racism Or Prejudice. I Think The Best Thing My Films Can Do Is Provoke Discussion.

Surprises Are Good. I'm Not Of The Thinking Where You Tell The Audience Everything. Sometimes I Don't Even Want To See The Trailers. You See The Trailer, You've Seen The Movie.

Any Film I Do Is Not Going To Change The Way Black Women Have Been Portrayed, Or Black People Have Been Portrayed, In Cinema Since The Days Of D.w. Griffith.

I Had A Great Education. From Kindergarten To John Dewey High School In Coney Island, I Am Public-school Educated.

Do The Right Thing' Was My First Union Film. I Looked At The Rosters, And For The Most Part, It Was White Males. Especially The Teamsters. So We Had Some Conversations.