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>> Mrs. Bronson, good morning.

>> Mrs. Bronson, good morning. >> Is she in?

>> Mrs. Bronson, good morning. >> Is she in? >> Nice to see you back.

>> Is she in? >> Nice to see you back. She is.

>> Nice to see you back. She is. >> I have an emergency.

She is. >> I have an emergency. I need to see her right away.

>> I have an emergency. I need to see her right away. >> Is there something I can do

I need to see her right away. >> Is there something I can do for you?

>> Is there something I can do for you? >> No, I need to see her.

for you? >> No, I need to see her. >> Well, I-I think she's back

>> No, I need to see her. >> Well, I-I think she's back here somewhere.

>> Well, I-I think she's back here somewhere. >> Rosa.

here somewhere. >> Rosa. >> Hello, Mrs. Bronson.

>> Rosa. >> Hello, Mrs. Bronson. >> I have a catastrophe on my

>> Hello, Mrs. Bronson. >> I have a catastrophe on my hands, and it can only be

>> I have a catastrophe on my hands, and it can only be entrusted to you.

hands, and it can only be entrusted to you. >> Okay, well, let's take a

entrusted to you. >> Okay, well, let's take a look.

>> Okay, well, let's take a look. Oh.

>> Well, don't you worry. This will not be a problem. >> Oh, thank you, dear.

This will not be a problem. >> Oh, thank you, dear. You are the most talented woman

>> Oh, thank you, dear. You are the most talented woman in Montgomery, and I would be

You are the most talented woman in Montgomery, and I would be lost without you.

in Montgomery, and I would be lost without you. >> Well, that is very kind of

lost without you. >> Well, that is very kind of you to say.

>> Well, that is very kind of you to say. >> I'm just statin' a fact.

you to say. >> I'm just statin' a fact. >> Uh, Mrs. Bronson, I've got

>> I'm just statin' a fact. >> Uh, Mrs. Bronson, I've got something to show you.

>> Uh, Mrs. Bronson, I've got something to show you. Would you mind?

something to show you. Would you mind? >> Thank you.

Would you mind? >> Thank you. >> Oh, of course, of course.

>> Thank you. >> Oh, of course, of course. >> I think you'll just love it.

>> Oh, of course, of course. >> I think you'll just love it.

>> It'd look so much better if you'd just lose some weight. >> Mama, I tried.

you'd just lose some weight. >> Mama, I tried. >> I'll go look for a shawl.

>> You look beautiful, miss.

You're gonna be the most beautiful girl at the party. Secret is, how you carry

beautiful girl at the party. Secret is, how you carry yourself -- your shoulders back,

Secret is, how you carry yourself -- your shoulders back, your head held high, and smile.

yourself -- your shoulders back, your head held high, and smile. A smile like you're holdin' a

your head held high, and smile. A smile like you're holdin' a secret.

A smile like you're holdin' a secret. You'll be a showstopper for

secret. You'll be a showstopper for sure.

You'll be a showstopper for sure. >> Are we done here?

sure. >> Are we done here? >> Yes, ma'am.

>> Are we done here? >> Yes, ma'am. Should be ready tomorrow at

>> Yes, ma'am. Should be ready tomorrow at 3:00.

Should be ready tomorrow at 3:00. >> Thank you.

3:00. >> Thank you. Go change.

>> Thank you. Go change. Got a lot more to do and your

Go change. Got a lot more to do and your father's waitin'.

>> Morning, Mr. Parks.

>> Morning, Mr. Parks. >> Read it.

>> "Ancient rule justified." >> Yeah, what do you think about that?

>> Yeah, what do you think about that? >> It can't be true, Mr. Parks.

that? >> It can't be true, Mr. Parks. It can't.

>> You know, Emmett Till could have been a Brooklyn Dodger. He could have been the next

have been a Brooklyn Dodger. He could have been the next Roy Campanella.

He could have been the next Roy Campanella. You see these people?

Roy Campanella. You see these people? They want us playing ball and

You see these people? They want us playing ball and entertaining them.

They want us playing ball and entertaining them. They don't want us to have, uh,

entertaining them. They don't want us to have, uh, this thing called "justice."

>> You're doin' a good job on that floor, son. Big day today.

that floor, son. Big day today. Big day.

Big day today. Big day. Big day.

Big day. Big day. >> Thank you, sir.

Big day. >> Thank you, sir. I'll get back to work.

>> Thank you, sir. I'll get back to work.

I'll get back to work. >> Well, that little nigger boy

>> Well, that little nigger boy got what he deserved.

>> Well, that little nigger boy got what he deserved. He had no right to be talkin',

got what he deserved. He had no right to be talkin', let alone whistlin' at her.

He had no right to be talkin', let alone whistlin' at her. >> That's right.

let alone whistlin' at her. >> That's right. >> Can you imagine?

>> That's right. >> Can you imagine? That poor woman must have been

>> Can you imagine? That poor woman must have been terrified!

That poor woman must have been terrified! >> Mm-hmm.

terrified! >> Mm-hmm. >> Well, I am just grateful to

>> Mm-hmm. >> Well, I am just grateful to God that the whole mess is over

>> Well, I am just grateful to God that the whole mess is over and done with and justice has

God that the whole mess is over and done with and justice has been served.

and done with and justice has been served. >> Well, they had no right to

been served. >> Well, they had no right to arrest Mr. Bryant in the first

>> Well, they had no right to arrest Mr. Bryant in the first place.

arrest Mr. Bryant in the first place. Protecting his wife's honor is

place. Protecting his wife's honor is all he was doin'.

Protecting his wife's honor is all he was doin'. How's that against the law

all he was doin'. How's that against the law these days?

How's that against the law these days? >> Well, that boy should have

these days? >> Well, that boy should have known his place.

>> Well, that boy should have known his place. >> After Emmett Till was

known his place. >> After Emmett Till was murdered, I felt like I saw him

>> After Emmett Till was murdered, I felt like I saw him in every young boy I passed.

murdered, I felt like I saw him in every young boy I passed. Who could've imagined that a

in every young boy I passed. Who could've imagined that a sweet, 14-year-old boy would be

Who could've imagined that a sweet, 14-year-old boy would be dragged from his bed in the

sweet, 14-year-old boy would be dragged from his bed in the middle of the night, tortured,

dragged from his bed in the middle of the night, tortured, killed, and thrown into the

middle of the night, tortured, killed, and thrown into the river for allegedly whistlin' at

killed, and thrown into the river for allegedly whistlin' at a white woman?

>> Mr. Gray? >> Mrs. Parks, this is an unplanned surprise.

>> Mrs. Parks, this is an unplanned surprise. I wasn't expecting you to stop

unplanned surprise. I wasn't expecting you to stop by today.

I wasn't expecting you to stop by today. Please come in. Have a seat.

>> Oh, I hope you don't mind.

>> Of course not.

Have a seat, please.

>> Oh, thank you, Freddy.

>> Take your coat for you. >> It's been a challenging day. >> I'm sure it has been.

>> It's been a challenging day. >> I'm sure it has been.

>> I'm sure it has been. >> Just thought I could use some

>> Just thought I could use some company.

>> Just thought I could use some company. >> Of course. Anytime.

company. >> Of course. Anytime. I trust you've, uh...

>> Of course. Anytime. I trust you've, uh... you've seen this?

I trust you've, uh... you've seen this? >> Mm.

you've seen this? >> Mm. Some white folks at my store

>> Mm. Some white folks at my store were talking about how the

Some white folks at my store were talking about how the acquittal is justice.

were talking about how the acquittal is justice. >> Yeah.

acquittal is justice. >> Yeah. >> I don't understand.

>> Yeah. >> I don't understand. How can those monsters go

>> I don't understand. How can those monsters go unpunished for his murder?

How can those monsters go unpunished for his murder? Freddy, I just keep seeing poor

unpunished for his murder? Freddy, I just keep seeing poor Emmett's face.

Freddy, I just keep seeing poor Emmett's face. It's all beat up.

Emmett's face. It's all beat up. Mr. Gray, what is the point of a

It's all beat up. Mr. Gray, what is the point of a trial if they can do whatever

Mr. Gray, what is the point of a trial if they can do whatever they want with complete

trial if they can do whatever they want with complete disregard for the law?

they want with complete disregard for the law? >> Because the laws of this

disregard for the law? >> Because the laws of this country were built to favor the

>> Because the laws of this country were built to favor the white man.

country were built to favor the white man. I'm afraid it's just as simple

white man. I'm afraid it's just as simple as that.

I'm afraid it's just as simple as that. But I guess that's what I'm

as that. But I guess that's what I'm trying to do here.

But I guess that's what I'm trying to do here. >> Mm.

trying to do here. >> Mm. >> Even things out a little.

>> Mm. >> Even things out a little. >> Yes, of course.

>> Even things out a little. >> Yes, of course.

>> Yes, of course. >> Oh, goodness.

>> Oh, goodness. I have to run down to the

>> Oh, goodness. I have to run down to the records office.

I have to run down to the records office. >> Oh, go.

records office. >> Oh, go. >> Could you cover for me,

>> Oh, go. >> Could you cover for me, please?

>> Could you cover for me, please? >> Go on, Freddy.

please? >> Go on, Freddy. >> I won't be but longer than 20

>> Go on, Freddy. >> I won't be but longer than 20 minutes.

>> I won't be but longer than 20 minutes. >> Yeah, go, go, go, go.