:57:07
We're holdin' a meetin' at our house,
Jimmy Jerome. Unión business.
:57:10
Afterward we're havin' lemonade
and cookies - ginger snaps.
:57:13
I'll roll up the front shade so you can see in.
:57:16
Washed my windows on Saturday.
You shouldn't have any trouble.
:57:26
You're goin' too far now, Norma.
This is our home.
:57:29
- How am I goin' too far?
- There's a bunch of black men in there!
:57:33
- You'll get us in trouble.
- I never had any trouble with black men.
:57:37
The only trouble I ever had
in my life was with white men.
:57:47
I remember some of you
from the Chockoyotte church.
:57:51
I did all of the talking that day.
:57:54
Now I would like for you to speak.
:57:58
Please.
:58:15
A man's work should be a man's work.
:58:19
And not a term in jail.
:58:21
The black have been pushed,
pulled and scorned. For what?
:58:25
If the unión is what everybody
believes it is, I'll follow all the way.
:58:32
Excuse me for sayin' this
with menfolks in the room,
:58:35
but, when I get my menstrual cramps,
which come pretty hard,
:58:40
they don't let me sit down on my job.
:58:45
They say you gotta keep to your feet
unless you bring a note from the doctor.
:58:51
We wouldn't say we was sick if we wasn't.
:58:54
You know, I look at a brick wall all day.
:58:58
There used to be a window there,