Norma Rae
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:55:06
- Hey, Reverend!
- Norma, you caught me in my shirtsleeves.

:55:10
Oh, that's OK.
:55:12
Maybe we can have flowers out of your yard
for Sunday. Spider mites eaten everything.

:55:16
OK.
:55:19
Somehow I can help you, Norma?
:55:24
How long I been comin'
to this church, Reverend?

:55:26
Since you were a little girl.
:55:28
That's right. I accepted Christ
when I was six years old, didn't I?

:55:37
Well, would you call me a good Christian?
:55:40
- With a lapse or two, I'd say so.
- "With a lapse or two."

:55:45
- Would you call yourself a good Christian?
- That's for the Lord to say.

:55:51
I want this church for a unión meetin' next
Saturday. Blacks and whites sittin' together.

:55:57
- This is a house of God.
- I'm waitin' to see whether it is or it isn't.

:56:01
You're comin' mighty close to blasphemy.
:56:03
I've come here and said I sinned and I'm
sorry, and I asked for God to forgive me.

:56:08
I wanna see what this church stands for.
:56:11
I wanna see if you'll stand up and say
there oughta be justice, a unión,

:56:15
and if you're smitten,
rise and the Lord'll be on your side.

:56:18
And if you don't, then I say there ain't
nothin' good for me in that church,

:56:22
and I'm gonna leave it flat.
:56:30
We're gonna miss your voice
in the choir, Norma.

:56:37
You're gonna hear it
raised up someplace else.

:56:53
Y'all go in and sit down.
I'll be in there in a minute.


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