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Guaranteed Human.

1969, Malcolm and Martin are gone.

America is in crisis.

At a Morehouse college, the students make their move.

These students, including a young Samuel L. Jackson,

locked up the members of the board of trustees, including Martin Luther King's senior.

It's the true story of protests and rebellion in black American history that you'll never

forget.

I'm Hans Charles.

I'm Mnalec Lamouba.

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All right, guys.

Well, I'm really glad everyone got together.

Yes, we're here.

We've made it out of the tundra.

Yes.

It's so pretty out there, though.

You know, I took a photo because when the sun was glistening on the trees and little icicles, it was beautiful. It's really pretty. Yeah. And damaging, but pretty. You know, some of the trees that have fallen down. But besides that, we're here. Roads are getting clearer, which is good. They are. It's funny because my northern family is like, you know, this is a light day in the north. It's not. And I feel that too. Like it makes me feel trapped because I'm like, this isn't impossible. Like growing up, this is literally like you would just be going to school. Well, I caps locked or I mean, I did my little air quotes on the snowed in. You could still see the snow, the grass in the snow. Right. It's weird.

I'm like, that's not things that happen in Michigan. But I know the infrastructure is different.

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