1:15:00
Not yet.
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Or maybe your husband
has read him Fathers and Sons,
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or Uncle Jed's Barbershop
by Margeree King Mitchell.
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No, I don't think so.
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Well, who do you think
he identifies with, Mrs. Lewin?
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The orange-faced muppet?
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Does he share
its muppet history?
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You ever stop to think
how Isaiah must feel
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living in a world
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where he never sees
anyone like himself?
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Might be kind of troubling,
don't you think?
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Well, what's your point,
Mr. Lewis?
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That our skin isn't
the right color?
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That we're incapable
of teaching this child
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what he needs to learn?
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That I can't raise Isaiah up
to be an honorable man
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because my skin is white?
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What about love?
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You haven't even spoken
that word here.
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Or doesn't that fit
into your equation
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of black and white?
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And what about Isaiah?
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How does he fit
into all of this?
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Or is it more important
that we be
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politically correct?
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What we should be thinking
about here...
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is what is going to happen...
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to the spirit
of this little boy...
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if he's...
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taken away from us.
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So, what you're saying is,
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you're his only hope.
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What I'm saying is,
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we are all he knows,
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and if you take him away
from us, it'll kill him.
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Oh.