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To: GOP_Party_Animal
"Wow, really? My wife wanted to see that but I turned her down, anticipating endless chauvinistic men being put in their place."

So you DID see the movie! One of the most glaring was how the black women purportedly had to walk blocks to use a segregated woman's bathroom...

11 posted on 02/24/2020 9:06:54 AM PST by jonascord (First rule of the Dunning-Kruger Club is that you do not know you are in the Dunning-Kruger club.)
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To: jonascord
One of the most glaring was how the black women purportedly had to walk blocks to use a segregated woman's bathroom...

Did you live or visit the "Deep South" in that time period? That was a fairly accurate representation of life down there at that time.

I had a chance with my family in 1968 to drive from Boston to Biloxi, MS to bring my brother his car while he was in the service. I saw the "Coloreds Only" bathrooms, drinking fountains and all sorts of other marks of segregation, and that was while we were still in North Carolina! I won't comment on Alabama or Mississippi, which made N.C. seem enlightened!

15 posted on 02/24/2020 9:15:07 AM PST by Ratman0823 ("Worry less about who you might offend and care more about who you might inspire" - Mike Baxter)
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To: jonascord
So you DID see the movie!

Um, no, I didn't say I did. Reading this thread, I'm not sure I should bother to anyway.

24 posted on 02/24/2020 9:47:19 AM PST by GOP_Party_Animal
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