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I didn't like it as much as I thought I would, but if I was wondering if there would be problems between whites and Blacks, well, it was frequently mentioned throughout the episode, but except for some brief black and white footage the serious problems in Alabama weren't mentioned. Things seemed to be getting better and while they certainly weren't going to be anywhere near ideal, it didn't seem like Alabama. It could have been anywhere in the country where people weren't being treated equally. And the white people and the Black people got along better than I expected, especially at the end. That was nice how they handled Dr. King and we even got to see Walter Cronkite, who of course is on the wrong network.
Nice photo of the brother in the military. They never put Kevin's brother in the army. Or did they?
They're not in the "hood". It's a nice neighborhood. Chris Rock was not exactly in the nice section of the city in his show, and his father wasn't middle class. He worked several jobs. And his mom kept quitting jobs.
Fred Savage directed! He was the star of the original series.
That is a beautiful school the kids are going to. I liked the design of the old one too. I wish Dean hadn't thrown something at it. Kids hanging out at the closed school was something they did in the town where I lived when I was Dean's age. I would hear the school mentioned as a place where kids going to my school could get on the bus. I think that's right. After I found this mysterious school on the map, I walked there one day and realized it was in the Black section of town, and kids were going there like it was a recreation center or something. I personally have never gone to a segregated public school. And they didn't close the Black school when I was younger than Dean. They sent me there. I don't remember there being any problems even though it may have been the first year white kids went to that school.
Nice photo of the brother in the military. They never put Kevin's brother in the army. Or did they?
They're not in the "hood". It's a nice neighborhood. Chris Rock was not exactly in the nice section of the city in his show, and his father wasn't middle class. He worked several jobs. And his mom kept quitting jobs.
Fred Savage directed! He was the star of the original series.
That is a beautiful school the kids are going to. I liked the design of the old one too. I wish Dean hadn't thrown something at it. Kids hanging out at the closed school was something they did in the town where I lived when I was Dean's age. I would hear the school mentioned as a place where kids going to my school could get on the bus. I think that's right. After I found this mysterious school on the map, I walked there one day and realized it was in the Black section of town, and kids were going there like it was a recreation center or something. I personally have never gone to a segregated public school. And they didn't close the Black school when I was younger than Dean. They sent me there. I don't remember there being any problems even though it may have been the first year white kids went to that school.