Emily Simpson

This got me.

I was down for the count.

You know, I love this aspect of for it to be the child of the group that stands up and reminds them of their cause, reminds them of what they're fighting for.

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Yes.

I've got the five star this week from George C. This movie is one of my all time faves.

It never ceased to inspire me.

So good.

I think it's just more of the stuff of like, kind of like what we've already said, the shock.

One of the things that I felt

was a little, I guess, questionable.

Because again, the movie was so good.

When we get to the church, you know, when Cheyenne's going there to sing, this clearly was a place that was not a comfortable place to be, this town of Selma, and was not safe for especially the youth.

It kind of shocked me.

It's just one of those things like once we saw we were in the church and we see

Rachel's parents were there.

And so was the priest, Jonathan.

And I'm like, if they were going there anyway, why wouldn't they have been walking the kids?