Warwick's utopian, forward-blooded liberal study resurfaced so clearly after I left, and the memories of this year have already begun to blur. Seeing the class of Sex Discrimination and the Law is like going back to Stephanie's class, listening to s talk about the discrimination in the details that are easy to ignore but are indeed matter. The statutes on job discrimination are really very familiar. As a social science student, I can't hold back the desire to write a thesis, and I can't help but think about the feeling of watching this movie. She will definitely watch it. I want to be a teacher like RBG and s, but how far will we go in our lifetime? I learned to take notes as seriously as I watched Suffragettes. At the end of the film, with past RBG defense tapes, she herself appears before the Supreme Court, tears in her eyes, and I admit that no matter how self-deceiving I am, I still dream of changing the world.
After reading it, it seems to get a kind of epiphany, without anger, of course, but just relying on the assumption of anger and self-talk, it will only deceive the sensitivity and aura that may have been originally, and replace it with useless cynicism and cynicism. Bitchy. Keep my emotion in check, I'm afraid I can't do it myself. "Deeds not words", I know the most important line in Suffragettes. But what am I doing? Where should the first step start? In the 1970s, the United States had to go over Mount Everest and amend many discriminatory laws one by one. Where will we be in 50 years?
"It's not a movement if everyone's just sitting. That's a support group."
"Change minds first, then change the law."
"As you write this new constitution, remember the ladies." - Abigail Adams (1776)
"We're not asking you to change the country. That's already happened without any court's permission. We're asking you to protect the right of the country to change."
"I ask no favour for my sex. All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks." ——Sarah Grimké
I don't believe in marriage, but I also envy the marriage relationship between the male and female protagonists. But I am even more envious of the mother and daughter who can argue, scold and change the world together. The proud eyes of my mother when she looked at her daughter who was fighting for freedom and fearless, I really cried.
As for the film itself, the rhythm is not good enough. It seems that it has been paving the way for the climax, but the rhythm is messed up, and the result is not as good as expected. But it is still irrational to look at it with an emotion and a standpoint. Unprofessional feel that the film has a grainy texture of film, I don't know if it is, but I like the picture quality very much.
Boss Fei's beautiful voice, it's really a long way off = = Every sentence is really revealing. Taking care of her husband who is seriously ill and her little baby who still has to go to class, she will never give up on carrying her family. If the sickbed is replaced with small freckles, this drama will immediately become "The Theory of Everything" = = Look at the Habit Hammer couple The giant cp, seeing the height difference between him and Mr. Fei is really good! ! They are quite sparkly. The hammer on the hospital bed breaks my heart... Kathy Bates is such an old showman! Justin Theroux is also an amazing person, how can he watch several movies but still don't know him every time he comes out? Because of good acting?
The following let me blow the hammer for five minutes indecently!
Hammer is really back at 17! Handsome, stylish, big blue eyes, long-legged rio smart, capable, talented, cooking voice with a baby, rio, sexy and a hammer to promote equality with his wife against the world, really too good to be true TT! !
This kind of perfection, on the other hand, reflects that the character of Hammer is too one-sided and thin. Probably in this pair of CPs, RBG is the absolute protagonist and the core of shaping, but Hammer's character lacks realism.
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