History shows how discrimination has run rampant throughout, whether it be prejudice against race, gender, or sexual orientation. The four women in the video "Out in the Night" were no exception from the ignorance and intolerance that plagues so many even to this day. This video shows the phobia people have of others with same sex orientation as well as the unfairness people tend to have towards people of different races and backgrounds. The women who were prosecuted in this video showed courage in making a stand against unjust action which unfortunately spreads like wildfire today as well. The video "Out in the Night" began with the seven brave women who pleaded innocent and were in turn 'proved' guilty. These women came from hard communities that were impoverished and troubled by an unbalanced amount of crime. Nevertheless, the video showed how the people in the neighborhood were close knit and many were open or unconcerned with the women's sexual orientations because it didn't seem to make a difference to the part they played in their community. The women in the video decided to go to an event where there would be other LGBT people where they could be themselves and not feel ostracized or out-casted by communities outside of their own. This event led them to going out on the town where there was a man who made a sexual advance towards one of the women. Once she told him to leave them alone and that she was gay, a flip switched and he became a vicious-hyped up version of most people who are unable to let go of petty beliefs and be accepting of others. He was threatening and taunting the women nastily before making an advance upon them. Eventually a fight ensued which was started by the man, where the women were trying to protect themselves and each other. However, due to the fact the women were of color was an automatic kick to their credibility. In