Title: Barack & Michelle Obama Introduce 'Rustin' at HBCU Film Festival | Full Speech at National Museum of African American History and Culture
Description:
Join us for a historic moment at the HBCU First Look Film Festival held in Washington D.C. at the National Museum of African American History and Culture, where Barack and Michelle Obama introduce the new film "Rustin." This poignant and inspiring speech celebrates the legacy of Bayard Rustin, the unsung hero of the civil rights movement and the mastermind behind the March on Washington.
In their heartfelt address, the Obamas emphasize the significance of Rustin's story — a tale of courage, dedication, and resilience. They reflect on the importance of sharing stories that have been overlooked and the impact of such narratives on young people and society at large. Michelle Obama speaks to the power of representation and the role of films like "Rustin" in painting a fuller picture of history. Barack Obama, in his usual eloquent style, highlights Rustin's enormous contribution to civil rights and his personal connection to the film and its message.
This video is a tribute to the leaders, both known and unknown, who have shaped our world and a reminder of the continuing struggle for justice and equality. It's a must-watch for history buffs, film enthusiasts, and anyone inspired by the Obamas' dedication to storytelling and social change.
? Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction by Michelle Obama
2:00 Michelle's insights on Bayard Rustin's legacy and the film's impact
4:00 Barack Obama's reflections on civil rights history and Rustin's influence
6:00 The importance of workers' rights and recognition of veterans
8:00 Acknowledgement of the cast and crew of "Rustin"
10:00 Special introduction of Coleman Domingo and director George C. Wolfe
12:00 Closing remarks and call to action for social change
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