Ryder Strong

And a lot of the characters, I just, I sit there and I guffaw.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Very, very amazing.

And again, I knew I was going to sit there.

I was like, oh, this is going to be one of those movies where I'm just going to sit here and seethe essentially for 90 minutes.

So now at dinner, the West family is feeding Reverend Daniels, but Mr. West is forced to stand with his plate because there isn't enough room at the table.

Jonathan said he's studying to be a reverend because he wants to fight hatred and bigotry with the word of God.

Mr. West says in Selma, he'll have his work cut out for him, especially once he meets Sheriff Potts.

Rachel is excused from the table because she's going with Cheyenne to see Dr. King.

But over at Cheyenne, she has to beg for permission to go, especially after skipping class today.

Yeah, you just broke the rules.

You don't get to now go do other stuff.

But eventually her mom does agree and instructs her to hurry back home afterwards.

Sadly, she can't come see her daughter sing because she has a baby to take care of and her dad is working late.

With the two girls now walking and singing on the way to church, a white sheriff stops them to ask where they're going.

When they answer church, the cop cryptically reminds them of the four little girls in Birmingham who were bombed in their church.

This awful moment in American history is also chronicled in the movie.

It's a documentary for HBO by Spike Lee called Four Little Girls.