Where else would you go? You didn't feel welcome anyplace else, really. You could go, but...
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Dr. Jacobs: They played baseball at stirling park, Which was at the very centre geographically And also socially of the east end community. Blake: Where else would you go? You didn't feel welcome anyplace else, really. You could go, but there wasn't any rule against it, But you knew where you
belonged and where you didn't
belonged and where you didn't
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Dr. Jacobs:
They played baseball
at stirling park,
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Which was at the very
centre geographically
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And also socially of
the east end community.
00:00:07.273 --> 00:00:08.638
Blake:
Where else would you go?
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You didn't feel welcome
anyplace else, really.
00:00:10.091 --> 00:00:13.944
You could go, but there
wasn't any rule against it,
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But you knew where you
belonged and where you didn't.
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Movie Summary
Interviews to narrate the long history of anti-black racism in Canada, including police brutality and the rise of hip-hop music.
