Outside, I confessed that I was confused by what Creed was doing.

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And I think what he was sort of confused by, and I was too, was this sort of feeling in the movie industry that the problem of race has been solved, at least in the movies already, I think because movies don't want to deal with it anymore, partially because it's one of those things they think automatically spells a lack of audience interest.

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And people were thoroughly confused by what we were doing 'cause, I mean, it was the height of, like--well, the rave scene, and I think a lot of people had some bad drug experiences possibly by seeing us on stage.

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