:02:05
Mr. Clark, could your class
spare you for a minute?
:02:09
Surely. Kids,
take your seats. Quickly.
:02:11
Come on. Quickly.
:02:13
Take out your pencils.
Write this down.
:02:16
Imbrue-to taint,
to stain.
:02:22
The cancer of racism
:02:26
imbrues our national
character.
:02:31
It stains the spirit,
:02:34
taints the soul.
:02:38
It is a blot,
:02:40
a shameful, greasy spot
:02:43
on the fabric
of our national conscience.
:02:46
Imbrue-to taint,
to stain.
:02:52
30 words tomorrow.
Test.
:02:59
What's the matter?
:03:00
They're holding
a meeting
:03:02
of the union
executive board.
:03:03
Without us?
:03:05
They didn't
tell me, either.
:03:06
I told you we couldn't
trust them.
:03:08
Keep it down.
:03:10
Those no-good bastards
sell us out-
:03:12
out of a union we started?
:03:14
Betray us like
a bunch of judases?
:03:16
They won't crucify me.
:03:18
No, sir. I got
the hammer and nails.
:03:21
I won't be anybody's
martyr, frank.
:03:23
I'm sick and tired
of spineless jellyfish.
:03:25
Save it
for the meeting.
:03:27
Why, man?
I got plenty.
:03:29
I'm the rockefeller
of outrage.
:03:32
What the hell are
you people doing?
:03:34
We're having a meeting.
:03:35
You're
selling us out.
:03:37
We cannot have
an effective voice.
:03:40
Our curriculum will
be impotent
:03:42
if we sell out every
time they threaten us.
:03:44
You want to talk,
about this, call me in
:03:47
we have
to stick together.
:03:49
What we have to do
is pay our bills.
:03:51
You want to carry
picket signs.
:03:53
We just want to work.
:03:54
We're tired
of the agitation,
:03:56
the posturing
of crazy-
:03:58
how can you talk
about posturing