The Long Walk Home (1990) 

SAME I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH

Me too. Thank you. I was blessed to have a mom( dad died @33) who raised her 4 children without prejudice.

WHOMEVER

They were cowards

Sayyyyyyyyyy that!!! 24:30

Pastor is só correct

Wisdom should have told you that before the pastor.

Theirs nothing for which to stand or fall...tiny mad idea

@@4dyamondx745not everybody comes from wisdom family. So.be simply kind.

You got this! 💪🏽 Many blessings to you

Amen!

That's right!You got this sis❤️

Oh Chanel! I hope u made that walk, sending best wishes!

Hope your job is going well. I pray that somehow your commute will be easier on you. God bless.

Now whites are the minority. They never changed and still are the same way they were then and they are the same now. Privileged, entitled, racist and demanding. I'm Mexican and all I get is shit from them

Heartbreaking 💔

I completely agree!!!!!

Yet nothings changed!

I cried too, look what these people have accomplished and what BLM is doing today, what a difference.

There may be some change but we have a long long way to go white cop's racist some white people killing my black brother's and sister's. They are still treating us like dogs. This country will never treat us equal.

Remind me which one is Mary ?

@@guleet75 ---- The adorable little girl, is Mary-Catherine. These situations are all like memoirs of her sordid experiences as a child, growing up with her family, in Montgomery Alabama.

I would love to hear your stories.

​@@kirkstanfield3773 I would as well.

mothers yes. Mother earth ? The earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof, the seas and alll that which dwells in them. The earth is not a mother. the earth is a creation of God. But this old earth is nearing to passing away with a rushing noise and fervent heat not the work of man but the work of God Almighty. And a New heavens and a New earth in which dwells righteousness. justice, truth adn love will come down from God out of Heaven. The Meek shall inherit that earth. Thos that humble themselves under the Almighty hand of God and His Son Jesus Christ.

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I just like how even though the crowd is chanting “ walk n word walk “ the black people stood together singing meaning they stood up to oppression and see that theirs peace instead of hate.

I am so ashamed of the way some people oppress others...God forgive us our sins...Lord Jesus, do NOT ever let me treat another human being in a wrong fashion...this movie upset me terribly...

@@rhodatuckey7119 Jesus has nothing to do with it but human being, white and colored, who stood for the right thing for human. It is always human being who has work the planet so it become centuries after centuries, a better place for us all.

A true Gentleman Thanku for sharing

I'm mix in my house hold we didn't know about racism,til I went school 😮

I agree. The moment Miriam joined hands with the lady and stood in line with them was a very solemn, heartfelt act

I disagree THAT WAS SOME BULLSHIT....No disrespect to Gospel but they should've took their heads off.... singing doesn't always work

You have to look one up called Till..its wonderful yet so sad

Agree we’ve come a long way but a lot of states need to catch up

That's interesting, I'm french and I see that the most racist places in my country are the regions without foreigners. Only ignorants fear the strangers.

Yeah, I truly have a very Hard time imagining Christ telling folks - yer not welcome cause yer skin is this or that color. No one asked to be created the color they are. God Almighty, in His excellent creativity, created many colors, cultures, etc., cause this world would be awfully BORING if we were ALL white...

@@Cheri1959 Absolutely!

I have read your post about the improvements in relations in your town, and I am glad to read it. It doesn't help me to know that bigots were taught from childhood to have hateful attitudes. I was born, raised and spent my life in Arizona, which is home to 21 different tribal nations and to many other cultures. My city has long been home to people from all across the Earth, and throughout my lifetime, has had a very international "flavor." We are neighbors, friends and coworkers, growing up together we were playmates and best friends. It is my experience, and I know that others in this city agree, that those of us that were born here have very inclusive attitudes and always treat others with respect and courtesy: we are steadfastly against ethnic discrimination, and would stand with our neighbors. Born in 1960, I never witnessed any forced segregation of any kind, nor any bad behavior of that sort. Arizona has always been very mixed, very diverse. When I was young, aside from the preexisting population here, the adults, like my parents, were not born here, but were brought by their parents, largely from the midwest, and if any of them had bad attitudes, they kept it to themselves, such that I never witnessed that kind of unconscionable behavior. My parents as children were taught to be bigots. They knew I was growing up in a different culture from them, and that there was nothing they could do about it other than move to a different region, so they never tried to interfere with my relationships or friendships. I was allowed to eat dinner or sleep over at my little friends' homes, and they were allowed to eat dinner or sleep over at mine, and my parents always behaved graciously, even though they were prejudiced. One of my parents grew up in Texarkana, TX., right at the Arkansas state-line, and their siblings were all raging bigots, and they all received the care of a "mammy" in addition to their parents. I cannot begin to relate to their rearing or attitudes. I well remember Aunt Ruth, who had the foulest and most hateful mouth: I was quite young, but I'd leave the room when we visited there, and was floored that my parents would stay in the same room with that trash talk. Having witnessed the behaviors of those people, I have a very low opinion of bigoted southerners. They should all have been very ashamed of themselves. The prospect of watching this movie was not easy, because such people simply do not understand how twisted of mind they truly are. Maybe you have wisdom of pespective to offer here. One might notice that I don't use words like "racial/racism/racist," and the reason is because there is ONE race, the human race. The very words that tout the false ideology of there being multiple races, comes from their old teaching (designed to enable enslavement) of some being subhuman, as meaning > another species. The word "race" is a synonym for the word "species," and I will not uphold that false teaching. When we use their false words with one another, we are unwittingly upholding their devisive doctrine, as the teaching itself divides us into "races." It perpetuates division. Mankind has many lineages, and many cultures, but it has only ONE race, the human race, a single species. I remember that afternoon when that parent whispered into my ear [there was no one around, it was as if they didn't want Creator to hear them] those unspeakable words (describing some as "subhuman") and I was shocked to my core. They had also pretended to be pro-life, and the only other time when that parent literally whispered into my ear [again, no one was around] was in defense of then-illegal abortion, the killing of unborn children. Between those two whispering events, I knew there was a great chasm between my parents' notion of "values" and my own. Decades later, I learned that my parents (several months prior to the second whisper, and illegally, in October of 1971) had killed my younger sister in the womb, their own child, my sister whom I have never had the opportunity to know. They disrespected Creator's creation, whether by one way or the other, the sanctity of human Life, as neither were "subhuman."

And the cab driver!!!

No, he just didnt want any trouble on his bus. He accused the blk girl before she got on.... He kicked them off not caring what theyd do to the girl at all. Get smarter...

Point will taken

@@narlywaves2371 Exactly!!

@@narlywaves2371 What Did He Accuse Her Of? He Simply Said: I Don't Want No Trouble, I An't Cause No Trouble, I Don't Want Any Trouble,,,You Understand. Those Was His Exactly Words. So How Is That Accusing Her Of Anything? She Was The One Got Off The Bus And Cuz Her Brother To Get Beat Up And, In The Wrong Neighborhood, Doing The Bus Boycott 🤷 If The Older Folks Can Walk So Could've Her Young Hot Butt Tail, To See Her Boyfriend 🤷

It was still happening during my childhood in the late 1950s and through the 60s. It's appalling and so sad. 😪 💔 🌿

I was born in 1948 and as I grew up I seen this crap I was friends with black children I was raised up to believe we all was God’s children this video makes me cry how they were treated this government makes me sick and it’s still going on now the Black brown are good people. There is bad white and black peoples 😢 but there is more good white and black then there is bad. We all need to love one another we are Gods people ❤

It's powerful isn't it - it invites us into the lives of the people in a tangible way. 💖

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It's hard man

Stiff necked just as pathetic as everyone else

A wonderful depicted of the past and an eye opener to the present.

The world has changed a lot since then thankfully! There’s more to be done but there has been a lot of change!

Yeah she's really pretty

Only Sissy?

I always loved Sissy Spacek. In Missing of Costa Gravas she is brilliant.

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

@@agneshouessou9765 it doesn't mean others aren't, it is simply a compliment to Sissy. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Stop inferring things that are not said...🤦🏻‍♀️ And it is absolutely true, she's a brilliant actress. 👍🏾😊🌿💖

Me too

Well, I love Sissy

Yes! Me too❤

💜 , ... as women's we are used to fight ...

I can relate to you 😌

And think about it, she was treated same way after saying the Holocaust wasn't about race and suspended her. Leaving her shocked and devastated. She practically stood alone amongst her co-hosts who all are wealthy. Goes to show how some attitudes, mindsets haven't changed and you left out standing alone!!

Agree

Yesssss!!💯👍👍👍👍😁❤️👍

Viola Davis for me.😊

WHOPPI IS ON THE VIEW MAKING MILLIONS

Funny how that goes…

@@Rodrasroom It doesn't make sense does it??? xxx

American nation didn't liberate thé jewish people. It was United states soldiers ( among them a lot of black soldiers who were not well considered by white ) and Canadian soldiers. But United states governement already knew from long long time before the reality of extermination camps. And at the beginning, they didn't want to involve in War.. Finally the governement engaged soldiers, but it was just for future economics opportunities. You need to know more about the realities of (United states) Wars ........

I knew racism was really bad but I had no idea how bad I am glad I wasn't born in those times . A proud Australian indigenous woman.

I know, I see your point. So disgusting to see how these people were treated, abused and humiliated, and it was ok. Those whites were worse than nazis. So glad I don't live there. America not so great.

Me too

Me too

Wow, a life where you don't know racism. Must be a peaceful beautiful place you call home.

@@keepingupwithtristan absolutely die even though there's war every now and then but thats just due to political instabilities , power struggle, tribalism among ourselves which is mostly incited by the greedy politicians to stay long in power . Making us flee for refuge as refugees in other countries but not due to racism.

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Made me sad

Don't laugh

They meant they were going to Philly because there’s no work there.. meaning black ppl are lazy and would be glad to not actually work smh 🙄 I wanted to slap his ass from the screen

The child actress in this movie also played the older sister on Sarah Plain and Tall. She’s a wonderful actress!

That’s a favorite movie of mine. Very underrated !

Thank you

Thanks for sharing

Thank You

Thank you so much for recommending those movies. I’m going to watch them.

Loved CC

Nope, Mississippi has Alabama beat by a long shot

Something that does not exist... Very unfortunate

I just realized that tonight and that sissy spacek is the mom lol that said run Minnie run that couldn't stand her daughter she's the white lady in this movie. Lol I mean sissy is known for alot of movies but I haven't seen this In years and realized this was her. I think they wanted to make a movie about how the maids felt in that time vs the moment of equal rights itself

Amazon Prime just put it up today but you gotta subscribe to watch😏

it’s on tubi rn

Filmrise

It's on prime video

I saw.

This great movie is must see because the narrative goes back in the past years of a gloomy day of the colored people wherein everything was prohibitions for them, the naked truth of America.

Which one? Selma?

No, for peace in this world we have to understand that everyone has the right to his/her own opinion. That means that if someone believes in something that I don't agree with, I do not have to accept it. Trying to force people to accept things that they do not believe in will never create peace, and it is, in my opinion, bullying. Let people believe whatever they want, and don't force them to accept things they do not believe in.

I love you

You don't have to accept it and you don't have to beat or kill anyone over it either, or treat them poorly.@@Julia-nl3gq

I usually don't watch these type of movies because they're very painful; I didn't even watch Roots back in the seventies because I've had to experience some of this even within this era. It just doesn't stop!😔