Sarah vaughan was my,that was my lady, And I waited on her,and when I carried her change,...
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Sarah vaughan was my,
that was my lady, And I waited on her,
and when I carried her change, She had gave me a $100 bill, And she said,
"keep the change, darling." [laughs] Narrator: But when
those entertainers Left the safety of idlewild
to perform around the country, They still had to contend
with racism
that was my lady, And I waited on her,
and when I carried her change, She had gave me a $100 bill, And she said,
"keep the change, darling." [laughs] Narrator: But when
those entertainers Left the safety of idlewild
to perform around the country, They still had to contend
with racism
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Sarah vaughan was my,
that was my lady,
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And I waited on her,
and when I carried her change,
00:00:06.538 --> 00:00:08.138
She had gave me a $100 bill,
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And she said,
"keep the change, darling."
00:00:10.609 --> 00:00:12.509
[laughs]
00:00:14.012 --> 00:00:15.679
Narrator: But when
those entertainers
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Left the safety of idlewild
to perform around the country,
00:00:18.817 --> 00:00:22.998
They still had to contend
with racism.
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Movie Summary
A deeper look into the real story of Victor H. Green's "The Negro Motorist Green Book" during the Jim Crow era and beyond.
