Ruby Bridges Page #4
- Year:
- 1998
- 96 min
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Hi, Sweetie. What Happened?
Did It End Early?
I Never Got There.
The Streets Were Blocked.
Why. It Was Crazy.
I'm, Uh, Sitting
In The Car, Right?
There's Police
Everywhere. I Can't Move.
And There's
This Crowd Of Women
Standing In Front
Of A School.
Then This Little, Tiny,
Adorable Negro Girl
Gets Out Of A Car
Surrounded By Huge Marshals.
And Then These Women--
I'm Pretty Sure
They're Mothers--
They, They Start Chanting
At This Little, Bitty Girl.
I've Never Seen
Anything Like It.
People Can Be
So Mean, Bob.
Yeah.
I Grew Up Watching How
They Treated Effie, My Nanny.
They'd Act Like Her Color
Made Her Guilty Of Something.
Maybe I Could Work With Her.
You Know, Offer My Help
To Her And Her Family.
And Study The Situation
And Try To Help Her Cope.
Be As Important
As The Work I Did With
The Kids In The Polio Ward.
- Yeah?
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
[ Butler ]
Wait A Minute, Mrs. Bridges.
Clear The Way. Okay.
Okay, Mrs. Bridges.
Come On, Ruby.
[ Cop ]
All Right Now, Keep It Clear!
Get Back! Get Back!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Don't Mind Them, Ruby.
Keep Walking.
[ Man ]
Get Back, You Scum.
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wa--
This Is Your Teacher,
Mrs. Henry.
Well, Hello, Ruby Nelle.
It's So Nice To Meet You.
Very Nice To Meet You Too,
Mrs. Bridges.
Likewise.
So, Ruby, I Hear That
You're Quite A Good Student.
Is That True?
Yes, Ma'am.
Well, That's Perfect 'Cause
I'm Pretty Good Myself.
I Don't Know.
This Here Is The
Pleased To Meet You,
Captain.
Pleasure.
Sorry, But I Have To Check
Everyone That Comes In Here.
I Understand.
Would You Turn Around,
Please?
Sure.
There Was A Phonics Book
In Here Just A Minute Ago.
[ Woman ]
Get Out Now!
You'll Have To Forgive Me. I--
I Haven't Quite Gotten
My Bearings Yet.
How Long Have You Been Here?
Since 8:
30.[ Woman ]
Go Home, You Pickaninny!
You Don't Belong Here!
[ Shouting Continues,
Muted ]
The Humidity Here
Is Something.
Where You From?
Boston, Originally.
But I've Been Teaching Children
Overseas On A Military Base.
I Just Recently Was Married,
And My Husband's Work
Is Here In New Orleans,
So I've Come
To Join Him.
Well, Welcome To The South.
Yeah.
Well, I'm Here Today
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