Ruby Bridges Page #2
- Year:
- 1998
- 96 min
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Just Some Men Gonna Drive Us
To School, Baby. That's All.
Alison.
Get Down, Baby.
Get Down.
Hold It Up Right There!
[ Butler ]
Wait Till I Open The Door
Before You Get Out.
We'll Get Behind You.
The Two Men In The Front Car
Will Walk In Front Of You.
We'll All Go
In The Building Together.
Stay Between The Four Of Us
And Do Not Look Back.
No Matter What Happens,
Don't Look Back At The Crowd.
- Just Keep 'Em Back.
- There Ain't Nothin'
Goin' Through.
I'm Late For
A Medical Conference.
What--
[ Horn Honks ]
Hey!
What's Goin' On Here?
[ People Shouting,
Horns Honking ]
[ Shouting Continues ]
[ Woman ]
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
[ Crowd ]
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
- Move! Get Outta The Way!
- Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Keep Them In The Middle.
Hold It.
Hold It.
[ Crowd Continues ]
Stop Right There!
[ Indistinct ]
The Governor Of The
Great State Of Louisiana
Says You Cannot Enter.
- [ Man ] No!
- [ Butler ]
Thank You, Sir.
The President Of
The United States
Says That I Can.
[ Man ] We Don't
Want Her Here! We Don't Need
No Coloreds In This School!
Listen To What We're Saying!
This Is Our School!
[ Woman ]
Take Her Back To The Colored
School Where She Belongs!
[ Shouting Continues ]
Let's Go, Baby.
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Back Off! Back Off!
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
This Way, Mrs. Bridges.
[ Woman ]
What Is Goin' On?
I Can't Believe
They're Sending
That Little Negro Here.
- Miss Woodmere? This Is
Ruby Bridges And Her Mother.
- You Girls Get Back.
[ Woman ]
...Sittin' Next To My Kid!
What Are We Gonna Do!
Take My Child
Outta Here.
That's Real Good, Honey.
Come On, Boy.
Come On!
Mrs. Ridley,
What Are You Doin'?
Go-- Go Back
To Your Coloring.
[ Woman ]
It Ain't Gonna Happen.
With Their Kind.
It Ain't Gonna Happen!
[ Miss Woodmere ] This Is The
Administrative Vice Principal
At William Franz.
Superintendant Redmond, Please.
My Kid Ain't Going
To School With No Jigaboo.
Mama?
Where's The Other Girls
Who Were Supposed To
Come With Me?
[ Miss Woodmere ]
I Didn't Know For Sure
It Was Going To Be Here.
What About The Other Children?
They Told Me
There Was Two More
Supposed To Be Comin'
To School With Ruby Nelle.
Had The Good Sense
Not To Put Their Children
Through This.
[ Door Closes ]
Would You-- Hello?
Tell Him To Call Miss Woodmere.
Miss Woodmere,
This Here Woman Says
She's The New Teacher
Supposed To Be Here.
She Don't Look Like
No Teacher, Though.
Yes, Can I Help You?
Yes. Good Morning.
I'm Barbara Henry.
Uh, Superintendent Redmond
Told Me To Report The Principal
For Work Today.
Oh, Not Today.
Not Today.
Well, She's In A Board Meetin'
Downtown And It's, It's Just
Not Sorted Out Just Yet.
Come Back Tomorrow.
Mm-Hmm.
Okay.
[ Woman Whispering ]
She's Gonna Use Our Washroom.
[ Door Closes ]
That Ain't Right.
You Sure You Don't Want
Somethin' To Drink, Honey?
No, Mama.
[ Bell Ringing ]
She Is Dismissed.
Come On, Baby.
Let's Go.
This School Is Easy,
Mama.
[ Man On Tape Recorder ] With
Children In Crisis Situations,
Hey!
Stress Seems To Present
Itself In A Variety Of Ways.
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?
[ Crowd Shouting ]
Two, Four, Six, Eight!
We Don't Wanna Integrate!
Get These People Back.
[ 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.
[ Phone Ringing ]
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.
[ Crowd Chanting ]
This Here Is The
Captain Doctor Robert Coles.
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.
[ Crowd Shouting ]
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
Because I'd Like To Talk
To The Negro Child Who's
Attending Here And, Uh--
To That Little Nigra For?
I'd Like To See
How She's Doing.
The Focus Of My Work
Is To Study How
Children Handle Stress.
How They Cope With Crisis
Intrigues Me.
I Can Tell You Right Now
There's Nothin' Intriguing
About That Colored Child.
I Certainly Respect
Your Opinion, Ma'am.
Um--
But, Uh,
If You Would Allow Me
To Speak To Her Mother,
I'd Appreciate It.
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