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It doesn't mean we're not still discriminated against, But they cannot do it now with impunity like they used to. [people chattering]
[pool balls clattering] Norman cook: The day I arrived in montreal, I felt this was the place I wanted to be. The quebeckers were
beginning to talk about Maitres chez nous, To be masters in our own house And speaking about their need for justice and rights. And this felt like my world
[pool balls clattering] Norman cook: The day I arrived in montreal, I felt this was the place I wanted to be. The quebeckers were
beginning to talk about Maitres chez nous, To be masters in our own house And speaking about their need for justice and rights. And this felt like my world
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It doesn't mean we're not
still discriminated against,
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But they cannot do it now with
impunity like they used to.
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[people chattering]
[pool balls clattering]
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Norman cook:
The day I arrived in montreal,
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I felt this was the
place I wanted to be.
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The quebeckers were
beginning to talk about
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Maitres chez nous,
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To be masters in
our own house
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And speaking about their
need for justice and rights.
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And this felt like my world.
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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.