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All right, let's move to our next movie here.

Let's see what we got.

So, you know, we've been talking about struggle movies, you know, black struggle movies,

which we struggle with very much today.

But I don't mind a little struggle.

I don't mind a little struggle at all as long as we get more

heroics with it. You know, we get we get more heroics and less victimization. Yeah. You know,

and that's kind of what we get here in this movie devotion. Now, this is the story of U.S. Navy fighter pilots during the Korean War, but mostly

that of pilot Jesse Brown, the first African-American aviator to complete the U.S. Navy's basic

fight training program, uh, sorry, flight training program.

And I tell you, they, uh, sorry, flight training program. And you tell you, they, uh, they gave him, he, he, he, he, is, this man endured so much, he

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