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The Jim Crow era and Ruby Bridges going to school
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The Jim Crow era and Ruby Bridges going to school, that happened in the 1950s, 1960s, that...

The Jim Crow era and Ruby Bridges going to school, that happened in the 1950s, 1960s, that general era

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The Jim Crow era and Ruby Bridges going to school,
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that happened in the 1950s, 1960s, that general era.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
34
Timestamp in Movie
01:06:40
Uploaded
Jun 04, 2025
Genres
documentary, history
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Movie Summary

An oral history of the American black conservative.
But we had Hiram Rhodes Revels - Uncle Tom 00:10
But we had Hiram Rhodes Revels
So, there's this gap of missing achievement that we have, - Uncle Tom 00:13
So, there's this gap of missing achievement that we...
You can't depend on a government school - Uncle Tom 00:08
You can't depend on a government school
You're gonna see people like even Frederick Douglas - Uncle Tom 00:11
You're gonna see people like even Frederick Douglas
He was a Republican, very American. - Uncle Tom 00:04
He was a Republican, very American.
When they wanna teach you somebody that was great - Uncle Tom 00:07
When they wanna teach you somebody that was great
And they also, and this is sort of one of the biggest myths - Uncle Tom 00:07
And they also, and this is sort of one of the biggest myths
Because they can't acknowledge - Uncle Tom 00:09
Because they can't acknowledge
And if you know better - Uncle Tom 00:11
And if you know better
They're faced by security guards - Uncle Tom 00:04
They're faced by security guards
You're required to send your kid to a school - Uncle Tom 00:08
You're required to send your kid to a school
But Republicans of course are racist - Uncle Tom 00:04
But Republicans of course are racist
Slave codes in the early 19th century - Uncle Tom 00:07
Slave codes in the early 19th century
Because if slaves could read, they could access information. - Uncle Tom 00:04
Because if slaves could read, they could access information.
If the parties did switch - Uncle Tom 00:18
If the parties did switch
Because no one else is going to tell you - Uncle Tom 00:05
Because no one else is going to tell you
The biggest falsehood, the biggest lie - Uncle Tom 00:22
The biggest falsehood, the biggest lie
Because if that were so, between 1930 and 1940, - Uncle Tom 00:23
Because if that were so, between 1930 and 1940,
Our institutions served as an anchor for us. - Uncle Tom 00:05
Our institutions served as an anchor for us.
And so therefore, elderly people could walk - Uncle Tom 00:09
And so therefore, elderly people could walk