Is Samuel L Jackson racist

Answer 1

While many of his roles are blatantly racist it is unclear as to whether the actor himself is racially biased. The common thread woven throughout his racially driven roles seems to be the removal of racism through the cooperation of the white and black races. See "Amos and Andrew" and "Die Hard With A Vengeance" for prime examples. While Jackson does do promos for black charities, etc. this is no different than a Jewish actor trying to help the Jewish community or a Greek actor promoting Greek charities. In the end his racial stance is immaterial as he gets paid to act. If you enjoy his work then go see his movies. If you don't then don't.

Answer 2

Born in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 21, 1948, Samuel Leroy Jackson grew up in segregated Chattanooga, TN. The only child of a former factory worker-turned-state institutional supply buyer Elizabeth Jackson, young Sam grew up estranged from his father. Raised collectively by his mother, her sister and his maternal grandparents, Jackson flourished under the love of his extended family. Musically talented, Jackson played a number of instruments growing up, including the French horn and Trumpet for in the school orchestra. In the mid-1960s, Jackson attended the historically black Morehouse College in Atlanta, GA, where he became active in theatre. A co-founder of the sardonically named all-black acting company called "Just Us Theater," Jackson would later go on to become a reliable utility player for the famed Negro Ensemble Theatre, alongside such African-American talents as Robert Hooks, Adolph Caesar and Al Freeman, Jr.

From: http://www.Hollywood.com/celebrity/190189/Samuel_L_Jackson

Answer 3

Because of heridty and genes.

Answer 4

Yes. The answer is Yes.