Why does Michael Jackson's "black or white" have to be followed by the scene of him throwing things at random?

Michael used this song to tell people not to be racist, but to make everyone equal. Finally, it broke the car glass full of racial discrimination, indicating Michael's dissatisfaction with racial discrimination and his feelings of equality for all.

As for the part where you raised your question, that is, "Michael smashed a car covered with racial slogans, pulled out the steering wheel and smashed it into the glass window that read" Long live the Klan ",lifted a trash can and threw it into the glass window of a shop. Finally, he tore up his shirt, spun rapidly, and fell to his knees in a small mud pit full of water, splashing a lot of water against the electric fireworks flying overhead."

The Klan refers to a non-governmental organization that pursues white supremacy in American history and present, and is also a representative organization of racism in the United States. The Klan is the oldest and largest terrorist organization in the United States.

It is these seemingly violent behaviors that Michael wants to express his opposition and dissatisfaction with racial discrimination. <; black or white> It is a song that advocates equality for all and opposes racial discrimination. The "scene of picking him up and throwing things at random" you doubt can be understood as dissatisfaction with the existing racial discrimination and an act of catharsis.

MJ is black, so in this country with strong racial discrimination, his artistic development has been unfairly hindered and treated, so MJ also hates this racial discrimination. So we should understand the catharsis behind this song.

(thank you! All the above are compiled and edited by myself according to Baidu Encyclopedia, and I hope to adopt them. )