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David Chapman
September 14, 2021
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'Black Enough'
African American boys become aware of own prejudices they share amongst each other.
David Chapman
September 14, 2021
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Teacher: I am looking forward to hearing your speech on
the Civil Rights Era tomorrow.
Joseph: Nervous but ready…
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Teacher: Also, remember to dress formal.
Joseph: Will do!
[Offscreen] Aye, come on slowpoke!
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Teacher: Go on with your friends.
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Joseph: How do you all feel about your speeches tomorrow?
Joseph: How do you all feel about your speeches tomorrow?
Jude: Before we get to that bro,
Jude: I gotta ask…
Jude: Why do you act like such a white boy?
Joseph: What are you talking about?
Jude: You not black man!
Jude: Just look at the way you dress.
Jude: Not to mention the way you talk and act
too.
Jude: Not to mention the way you talk and act
too.
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Joseph: My skin is just as black as yours!
Jude: Oh I hear you bro…
Jude: Your skin may be black…
Jude: But till you start dressing like this,
Jude: I’m not calling you black!
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Jude: Aye, I was just messing with you!
Jude: Aye, I was just messing with you!
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Teacher: Okay first up today is Joseph-
[Door opens]
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Joseph: Ready for my speech.
Joseph: Got a problem with the way I’m dressed?
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Jude: He actually did it!
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[Offscreen] Teacher: Sam, Jude, Mike!
[Offscreen] Teacher: Joseph!
Teacher: Hall. Now.
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[SLAM]
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Teacher: Now who wants to tell me what’s going on?
Teacher: Now who wants to tell me what’s going on?
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Teacher: Alright.
Teacher: Guess I will have to give you all zeros.
Jude: Wait, why?!
Jude: He’s not the one dressed right!
Joseph: ‘I’ only did it because you kept saying I
wasn’t black enough-
Joseph: ‘I’ only did it because you kept saying I
wasn’t black enough-
Jude: You’re not!
Jude: Walking around like you’re better than us.
Jude: Or can’t relate to us.
Joseph: What are you talking about?!
Joseph: Just because I act different,
Joseph: I can’t be black?!
[Offscreen] Teacher: Cut it out!
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Teacher: Did you all learn nothing from our Black history
unit?
Teacher: We all come from different backgrounds and interests.
Teacher: We all come from different backgrounds and interests.
[Offscreen] Teacher: But at the end of the day,
[Offscreen] Teacher: We all share the same history and struggle…
[Offscreen] Teacher: As black brothers and sisters.
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Jude: Look, my bad man.
Jude: I shouldn’t have said those things.
Jude: I was wrong and take back what I said.
Jude: I was wrong and take back what I said.
Jude: You’re just as black as I am.
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Joseph: Thank you, I appreciate your apology.
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Teacher: Beautiful.
Teacher: How about we get to those speeches?
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[SLAM]