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Beatrice 'Bea' Pullman:
I've got Jessie... and you've got Peola. Delilah Johnson:
Yes'm. I've got Peola, Miss Bea. What am I gonna' do about that poor child? She's so unhappy. Beatrice 'Bea' Pullman:
You know, Delilah, I've been wondering, if it might be better if you could send Peola to one of those good colleges in the South - for colored people. Where she could finish her education, and where she wouldn't be faced with the problem of "white" all the time. You know what a disaster her schooling has been here. Delilah Johnson:
Yes'm
I've got Jessie... and you've got Peola. Delilah Johnson:
Yes'm. I've got Peola, Miss Bea. What am I gonna' do about that poor child? She's so unhappy. Beatrice 'Bea' Pullman:
You know, Delilah, I've been wondering, if it might be better if you could send Peola to one of those good colleges in the South - for colored people. Where she could finish her education, and where she wouldn't be faced with the problem of "white" all the time. You know what a disaster her schooling has been here. Delilah Johnson:
Yes'm
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I've got Jessie
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And you've got Peola
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Yes'm I got Peola Miss Bea
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What am I gonna do about that poor child She's so unhappy
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You know Delilah I've been wondering
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if it might not be better if you could send Peola
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to one of those good colleges in the South for colored people
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where she could finish her education and where she wouldn't be faced
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with the problem of white all the time
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You know what a disaster her schooling has been here
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Movie Summary
A struggling widow and her daughter take in a black housekeeper and her fair-skinned daughter; the two women start a successful business, but face familial, identity, and racial issues along the way.
Actors
Beatrice 'bea' Pullman
Delilah Johnson
