Monday, May 24, 2010
The Great Debators
I will describe the Great Debaters as accomplishing the dream to be heard. In this movie I learned many things it lets you see the importance of not giving up. The importance of having a voice is the main thing in this movie. It’s crazy how out of many starters only three did it, they didn’t give up on the only dream t hey had, and they knew many were depending on them only. The way they were treated after all they did was more than enough they needed. They fought for the opportunity to be equal to let them be who they want to be and they accomplished it well. Denzel Washington inspired his students to form the school's first debate team, which went on to challenge Harvard in the national championship. This started full of students who were very interested but then only Henry Lowe, Samantha Booke and James Farmer Jr. were the only students who actually did it. It took them a long time to learn about it, to practice and to rich perfection but they never gave up. In the debate they were of course very nervous but at the same time they had confidence and they knew they learned it from the best of teachers. At the end it was all worth it they won first place and they won the wonderful feeling of having a voice (being heard). They made themselves proud, families, their director (teacher) and each other because they were a team and their debate won for a reason!
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