Emily Simpson

I mean, what we learned, you know, in school and, of course, watching the movie Selma.

So I definitely did know about it.

It just doesn't like it doesn't matter how many times I've talked about it or had stories that I've read.

Just seeing it again.

It's just it's so heavy.

And it's just I mean, I I obviously knew what I was I was going to be watching.

Sure.

And yet as it was going, even just the first couple of things that you're just going, wow, like what a different world.

For especially the youth to live in, you know, how scary, scary it was.

Yeah.

Right.

But oh, man, it was just so inspirational.

As far as, you know.

All I kept thinking was, man, how amazing it'd be to be in a room with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

His aura, his energy, the way that people talk about him, the way everything that he did.

The first couple scenes were quickly into a church, a small little area with him.

I kept getting chills.

I couldn't imagine literally being in that church with him.

such an incredible, inspirational man who just moved mountains for this country.

Yes.