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[@lisamelroy2855]

Taraji absolutely KILLED this scene - she was brilliant!!! Edit to add: the movie is called Hidden Figures

[@margaretdoliet1630]

Right 🙌love her.

[@BarbaraPryor-Smith]

YES! I weep every time I see this scene. ❤

[@merr-h7x]

Totally agree ❤

[@SquirtlePower809]

One of my fave movies scenes ever

[@user-pc3ws4mq9s]

Yes she did such a powerful movie.

[@jaradaniels9289]

Where is her Oscar already? Taraji has delivered some great performances. This is at the top.

[@dolcefini2159]

Exactly my thoughts, where is her Oscar?

[@vaniillazilla]

whoever does the oscars votes, they don't care about black folk. (i'm also black btwl

[@ajstyles5704]

If it ain't a woke movie, she might have gotten a larger audience pushing for her Oscar. But too many woke movies now days that raking way much more money. But they all lose to non woke movies. But the Oscars pushing for woke, so maybe she got a chance among hundreds others, I doubt it though, the agenda needs to be pushed on larger audience, I didn't even know this show existed, or movie, what ever it is.

[@pannajohns5255]

@@ajstyles5704 this movie is the definition of woke tho? It’s awareness to prejudice and discrimination.

[@ajstyles5704]

@@pannajohns5255 When you have to put aside all the geniuses it took to build them, for one out of this world problem solver, yeah, it's woke. The entire control room is there, to fix ONE problem, ONE miscalculation, you think this is how it was? Did you know how many smart people are rewarded back then REGARDLESS of gender, race and upbringing? Way more than today which is downgraded to "quotas". Awareness of prejudices? Yeah, shows the black racist and prejudices against whites. You don't see any movie showing how a white beats a black man in a race have you?

[@jeanhalls3184]

This lady's acting is deserving of an OSCAR!!🎉

[@OPaulo.Araujo]

This lady is Taraji P Henson

[@vaskodagamko7282]

And the director should go back to school

[@user-be5ij3ch1l]

She is amazing great actress ❤

[@vjshoegal4027]

I've known since "the Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons, she deserved an Oscar.🏆

[@yourbreezyness]

It's deserving of DOUBLE the pay she receives

[@lunamajor9264]

Every single time I watch this scene, my heart hurts for her, but i’m also proud of how she delivered it so well. Additionally, I love how Mr.Harrison takes down the signs after this scene to show his empathy.

[@Katherine-ms5gw]

@@lunamajor9264 💖🙏🏾🙏💖 Peace and Blessings To You Always And 💖👼🏾🫅🏾💖 To All of Our Precious and Righteous People From 🙋🏾☺️🙋🏾 Katherine in Chicago Illinois on Wednesday July 31, 2024 at 2:45am 🎉🥳🙌🏾🎉

[@AngelaCelesteMay]

It was an emotional scene when he took the signs down in the movie, but in real life the Black women took care of getting those signs removed themselves. I love that even more! 😊

[@zweigackroyd7301]

@@AngelaCelesteMay In real life, NASA had been integrated for some time in the period represented. It's a powerful scene, but not an accurate one.

[@craigchaytor9109]

It's such a simple scene on paper and she really makes it impactful. The yelling feels like how a real person yells

[@MisterJackson2U]

She's... a real person lmao.

[@rovin9069]

​@MisterJackson2U missed the point there chief. She's a real person but she's also acting and her acting skills in this scene makes it seem real even though it's a movie

[@MisterJackson2U]

@@rovin9069 No, you missed the point. The person she is portraying in the movie is a REAL PERSON in history.

[@RaquelRodriguezDelToro]

She’s a real person obviously

[@idkilikestrawberries]

​@@MisterJackson2U...it's still her acting as that person though. She's portraying the experience of someone else.

[@russelltaylor561]

Oscar worthy performance!! How did she not win? Taraji is absolutely brilliant

[@ericatompkins2654]

She wasn’t even nominated. The award went to Emma stone for La La land. Pretty sad

[@A.G445]

They don't hand out Oscar's for a couple of good lines, I guess

[@badbadleroy4640]

She didn’t win for the same reasons as no bathrooms for colored people

[@Barbara-tb6oz]

Because she is t part of “the club”. None of us GODLY people are. Praise THE LORD. I do t want to be in that club.

[@roarkdoubt1365]

NASA never had such a policy. WOKE politics for looks. Such policies were practiced still in a few places in Alabama and surrounds, but not in NASA.

[@MelicaGrimes-lt2yu]

Her word’s still send chills down my spine today!! We are not going back.

[@elizabethhernandez74]

Absolutely...not going back!! Too many lives have been sacrificed for the sake of equal rights in this country .....

[@MobilMobil-kv5ke]

Wise words I’ve heard recently, “We are NOT going back.”

[@Katherine-ms5gw]

💖🙏🏾💖Hallelujah Melica Grimes 🫅🏾 to your comment and 👑 Peace and Blessings To You Always from ☺️🙋🏾 K😂atherine in Chicago Illinois 💖

[@MsLylianne]

Damn right. We are NOT going back. And that's for EVERYONE. If someone wants to go back, they can sit in their little house, stay off the internet and TV, switch off the gas and electricity and do whatever they think going back really means.

[@jctell1014]

Going back where? To times like these? Who wants to go back to segregation?

[@amirs_]

When she said "day and night" made me goosebumped.

[@karenleung6949]

I cry every time when I hear her say, "I worked like a dog, DAY and NIGHT....."😢 Such powerful delivery!

[@SN-Daisy]

FR!

[@libbyholt3863]

It was the "none of you want to touch" part that got me. I'm white. I vividly recall when I was 12, promoted to Jr Hi, attending schools that had just become fully integrated for the first time, and changing classes all day for the first time. I had maybe half a dozen teachers & classrooms vs just the one. I was focused on the water fountain, just a little down the hall, hoping no line would form & that I could just get a quick sip without being late for class. A white kid bent over the fountain. Dang. That's OK. He'll be done by the time I get there. Just a few more seconds. Nearly there when a black kid bends over the fountain. I stopped dead in my tracks. It was so automatic, so unconscious, the way mindless conditioning is. I stood there like a deer in headlights, then just kind of jerked awake! Resisted the urge to turn away and, with anger at what I realized was "IN" me (I had no name for it!), redoubled my focus & stomped over to that fountain like a conqueror. To this day, I recall how astounded I was that something I absolutely did not consciously believe could nevertheless be IN me & how it pissed me off!

[@zulkifliali8832]

From this point, i will drink or eat from any color. 😢

[@user-dr5ed5vn1x]

She should at least be happy that she can go to the bathroom at least or live every day without being killed. There are those in other countries who would wish to have her life.

[@nuclearcooties9679]

You cry? Like every time?

[@backtines967]

It doesn’t get any better than that! She 10000000% crushed that scene!

[@sidcomegys4154]

Wouldn't the reality of it have been better. I mean this supposed to be a historic retelling? Why is the drama movie version better than the one that helped changed history?

[@BobbySpringer1]

Meh, needed more oomph for me

[@roarkdoubt1365]

NASA never had such a policy. WOKE politics for looks. Such policies were practiced still in a few places in Alabama and surrounds, but not in NASA.

[@warrenpuckett4203]

Some of my best friends in my hitches in the Army were black. My worst enemies in the army were white. None of it was because I was white. Because I was in the way. I was a pvt sitting next a truck in Europe loaded with 10,000lbs of 155mm ammo ready to load in a plane for Tel Aviv in early June of 1967. Army life is much more complicated now. I am from Hamilton County,TN

[@georgekatopodis5519]

It took so many years 😢for people to realise that every one is equal. So sad.What a great actress.God bless her.

[@roarkdoubt1365]

NASA never had such a policy. WOKE politics for looks. Such policies were practiced still in a few places in Alabama and surrounds, but not in NASA.

[@ibtissempharm8800]

Look at what's happening in Gaza, still in today's world, not every one is equal... Disheartening

[@castanza128]

It's a fake "whitey bad movie" meant to divide us. Read this(from K.Johnson wikipedia): In an interview with WHRO-TV, Johnson stated that she "didn't feel the segregation at NASA, because everybody there was doing research. You had a mission and you worked on it, and it was important to you to do your job ... and play bridge at lunch." She added: "I didn't feel any segregation. I knew it was there, but I didn't feel it."

[@dishikadillon]

@@roarkdoubt1365 Yes, NASA had segregated bathrooms in the 1950s at its Langley Research Center. The bathrooms at Langley were unmarked, however, and some employees, like Katherine Johnson, used the white bathrooms without realizing they were segregated. Johnson also refused to use the "colored girls" bathrooms and ate at her desk or at Black-owned restaurants instead of sitting in the segregated cafeteria. In 1958, when the NACA made the transition to NASA, segregated facilities, including the West Computing office, were abolished. It's not always about "Wokeism." It's about the ugly truth America tries to hide.

[@feytruet4356]

@@roarkdoubt1365 Most places did not have an "official" policy, or one written on paper because this was a societal standard. A non-White person using any facility or public utility not specifically labelled colored or that was presumed to be "White Only" could result in the equivalent of being cancelled today. Non-Whites could lose their jobs, be lawfully or rightfully assaulted, or even killed for "violating/filthening White Only Facilities." This was further exacerbated by lies and rumors spread that "colored people" were uniquely diseased and/or inflicted with diseases that killed White People. As you see in the movie, the woman enforced that policy as a threat, and being surrounded by White men who likely would enforce it as well, one word from that woman, or the wrong person catching her using that bathroom, her already toxic and hostile work environment could've turned into one of verbal and physical harassment on top of the very real threat of her being fired if she had an employer who also agreed with societal standards. There are actual training guides, recordings, videos, leaflets, and PSAs from that time if you can find one that instruct people on how to work with "the Blacks", and how "the Blacks" should navigate the segregated work place. Wake up.

[@goodworks5006]

Taraji is very talented and this performance was Oscar worthy. The overall film was awesome and inspiring. Definitely a must watch for people of all ages and races

[@Arcenia13]

She spoke up like a steam pot exploded from all the stress she endured. Her supervisor is a leader when he resolved the situation. Sometimes leaders are so focused on the goal they tend to forget the workers needs. This supervisor truly seen this woman impressive talent! Glad he did something about it.

[@Dentiddo]

💯 I love that statement!!❤

[@K-Lars]

This was a fictional “White Savior” character trope scene didn’t happen. Segregated restrooms stayed and she wasn’t allowed in the Mission Control room. Al Harrison was not real and is not a character in Margot Lee Shetterly's book, Hidden Figures. The screenwriter, Theodore Melfi, made all that up. So a white man needed to put a heroic white man in a story (history) about black women that was written by a black woman.

[@williammaser]

@@K-Larsdo you mind backing that up with a source?

[@kntbaden]

@@K-Lars yeah but if it wasnt a white man to do it back then, who else would? or could? not saying your "inserting a white narrative in films/media" thing isnt true i agree, but the concept in the film is based in reality, because white people have been and are in positions of authority in society, and hence more money than other ethnicities. so the fiction of the added white character creates a believable juxtaposition from Reality -> Film, makes it feels and seem some what legitimate, props to the screenwriter. It wouldn't make sense for a black supervisor to have been a supervisor or to listen/empathize, it would have HAD to have been a privileged white person to have listened/sympathized and made a change. lol

[@brutalhonesty6742]

​@kntbaden That's factually incorrect. Asians and Indians make more money on average than "white" people but since it became trendy and cool to hate on "white" people it's OK to push lies as long as it forwards their brainwashed narrative.

[@rosalieantonio3514]

This lady deserves a big round of applause and a standing ovation for this performance.

[@nahrindavid4671]

She can relieve herself on the sidestreets like the east indians

[@spirit5228]

This woman deserves equal pay, an award, and more mainstream roles like 'white' women who can afford to make one or two movies every two years because they are paid enough to vacation.

[@debrarobey3749]

Bravo

[@roarkdoubt1365]

NASA never had such a policy. WOKE politics for looks. Such policies were practiced still in a few places in Alabama and surrounds, but not in NASA.

[@user-iq1sh9co3o]

acting is on point iv to agree 💯

[@graywolf4696]

That scene makes me so emotional. I can't believe our society was ever like this. That was some great acting btw.

[@MsLylianne]

And we are NOT going back to this for anyone in all the different ways some people can make others feel less because of their skin colour or their gender.

[@maritzaponce2884]

thats why were NOT going back!!!

[@richardrejmer8721]

Yet there is a candidate for President that is PUSHING this racist B.S. as his platform. . If he is elected, guess how many weeks/months until the country is BACK to that?

[@mommifong]

Yeah and they want it back just

[@realbeautyness25]

MY PARENTS GREW UP WITH THIS SH*T MY MOM SAID THE NATIONAL GUARD HAD TO RIDE THE TROLLEY WITH THEM TO STOP SNIPERS FROM SHOOTING AT THEM ALSO MY UNCLES USED TO GET THROWN OUT OF CLASS BECAUSE THE TEACHERS REFUSED TO TEACH BLACK BOYS WELL THAT'S NOT WHAT THEY CALLED THEM YOU GET THE IDEA 😐😐😐😐

[@nikkilee9210]

BRAVO and ENCORE! No one could have played this role better than Tarij!!! She deserves her flowers , an Oscar, and a standing ovation!!!❤❤❤❤

[@mr.x817]

Lol wasn’t even that great calm down. Overrating cause she’s black.

[@jesuispalestinien9108]

I get goosebumps every time i watch this movie or a trailer of it. I salute ALL those who devoted their lives just to make others' lives better. I always said, "we ALL live for ourselves; how about living for others for once" Jay

[@meggiemills3602]

Thank you for your support of Palestine. I'm Palestinian myself from Jenin.

[@helionalsuwailim4096]

What us the movie name

[@michellecintron3812]

@@helionalsuwailim4096 Hidden Figures

[@michaelburns9172]

I am so glad this was before my time. I am 70 years old. I wake through my life loving my fellow human beings. To hear her my heart screams in pain . She is awesome 👌.

[@simple9267]

Hidden figures is an awesome movie.. Bless your years that you've made it too this age and bless you to see many more.. My mom watched this with me before she died.. She did things with me from me loving to learn about history. Whether it be ours. I'm from the Caribbean or World wide❤❤

[@hallyuhebdomadaire4657]

It wasn’t before your time if you’re 70. You were 10 when this formally ended.

[@michaelburns9172]

@@hallyuhebdomadaire4657 yes it was I was born and raised in Southern California. I am white and have always been a minority in my community. My family has always been Bye Raisesul . Had cousins that were half black and cousins that were Hispanic. You must be from the south red neck country. My son inlaw is very racist will do nothing for him. Have never even seen a white only bathroom or anything else.

[@user-gu3ib9vw2q]

hmm you are 70. Segregation was during your time

[@michaelburns9172]

@@user-gu3ib9vw2q I was born in 1953 didn't go to school tell I was 5and a half. I grew up sleeping next to my black and Hispanic cousins. Stop trying to make me and mine look bad . As it is I am raising my late Hispanic girlfriend's two adopted sons. The oldest is almost 20 and a good latino man . That is with an oriental lady . And his little brother is soon to be 17 . And in school. Oh and both sons are Hispanic. I am still working at 70 years as a machinist of 50 years. So try to start crap with some one else.

[@tracyatkinson1695]

This Is unbelievably sad and infuriating and inspiring all at the same time❤

[@LittleLunaMoth]

this movie was a 10/10, would TOTALLY recommend!! Taraji seriously needs an Oscar!

[@radzsing]

This movie needed more Oscars.

[@OneRaKing]

Man, I felt EVERY PIECE OF PAIN, AGGRAVATION, TIREDNESS AND THEN SOME IN THAT SCENE! BUT I have to give much respect to"Mr. Hairston " for what he did and stood up for her.... respect.

[@NemoRackham]

I doubt you feel the same pain as the character being portrayed here did when it was real. I doubt the actors portraying a situation long past did either. The real person lived it, you're watching actors pretend it.

[@vpmcgeath]

​@NemoRackham No shit we won't feel exactly what the original people from history felt? However you can feel emotion from the acting though. It's supposed to make us feel how characters felt. Like.... that's how acting works.

[@NemoRackham]

@@vpmcgeath agreed

[@harleyjo4875]

@@NemoRackhamdude what the fuck is your problem?? Do you really feel the need to be right all the time, or you just enjoy being pedantic??

[@rday7573]

​@NemoRackham Especially since it was entirely fabricated!!! In real life, she did not go across campus to use the restroom. The women's room in the building she worked in DID NOT have a sign "whites only." She did use the restroom in her building knowing it probably was whites only even though there was no sign. No one ever said anything to her. The real life version is so much better than this fake seen. She courageously used a whites only restroom, she didn't need a white man to make things right for her. And the white people there all respected her. This movie was so much lies and racial division propaganda. The character played by Jim Parsons never existed either...no such racist person at NASA...some out in the community. Kevin Costners character also fake. Don't take my word for it, go look it up.

[@moontoot333]

This scene still gets me. She’s so good. So full of passion

[@gurnihal12]

Which movie is this ?

[@moontoot333]

@@gurnihal12 I think it’s called hidden figures

[@gurnihal12]

@@moontoot333 ahhhh thank you so much

[@vandam30]

@@gurnihal12 Madea goes to space

[@raymondmesa8258]

I know I felt it

[@kitastoi8268]

Even just this small clip from the scene tears me up with emotion. Executed perfectly by all the cast but especially by her and his response

[@dulcedepala4660]

Pity!

[@LynnHSmith-kz8lt]

She is an excellent actress....I honestly believe that there is no role this can't do....no matter what role she is doing she literally makes that role her own ❤❤❤❤

[@soggywafl]

For those who want to know, the movie is, "Hidden Figures."

[@WishIwereMRB3ast]

Thank you

[@Concord003]

Thank you for your service

[@docvader82]

I absolutely need to see this.

[@soggywafl]

@@docvader82 I watched it for the first time this week because of seeing this clip. It's pretty great, and I highly recommend it to anyone to watch!

[@azzajohnson2123]

It was such a great movie.

[@kathyvitek4884]

That woman pulled that delivery from deep within her soul. Did she get an academy award cuz she deserves it.

[@Machoman50ta]

She’s one of my favorite black characters but I swear maybe it was 2020-2024 but I’m sick and tired of seeing the same crap about black pride yes this did really happen but we have no clue how ,this scene was just to promote and make blm feel good

[@sweetboo1022]

​@@Machoman50taget bent.

[@edwinmcdonald7285]

I think she is one of the best. Thanks for your comment

[@Tolandruth]

@@Machoman50taI get what you’re saying but when you say one of fav black actors it makes you sound like the racist you are.

[@pseudopuppy160]

no, she didn't... because the negative attitude depicted in this movie, CONTINUES.

[@agatatakmeneva8394]

Everytime I see this scene I get goosebumps. It’s one of my favourite scenes in cinematography ever. So simple yet so impactful

[@eugenev6933]

Sheldon was like: "STOP FIGHTING!"

[@lapitcs]

Big bang theory fan?

[@CourageousConquerers-yu8xd]

Ow Shelly

[@peterlombard2292]

When she looks up and answers him, there is a slight pause and in that moment she is 100% convincing. For that alone, she deserves an Oscar. There is defiance, anger, control, resentment, frustration and a whole lot more written in the expression on her face. This is an absolute master class in acting.

[@Ch.calinda]

That’s cause she stood up finally and speaks the truth.

[@pattyrech4471]

100% ❤

[@devilsephiroth9000]

This movie was riveting

[@juleswinnfield616]

That's cause it comes from a real place.

[@luisjorgerulo]

It's like Denzel once said, she was able to do this scene because there is a cultural difference, she felt this scene to the bones, her ancestors shouted through her when they filmed this, it's acting AND her reality in a lot of levels

[@markfigueroa3378]

That performance alone should have gotten her a nomination for a academy award, and win.

[@jmalone2758]

A MUST SEE FILM. Might wake up a few of these asleep sheep!

[@homelandfreedom]

She should get Oscar

[@the-876er]

I concur 100%

[@denisegay232]

This came from the heart.

[@monsoonBloom]

Not from the academy similarly music of certain races that are worldwide phenomenon

[@user-gd4yk4iv1f]

It's a MASTER-PIECE! Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@SincerePresence]

Taraji is the best actress this side of 1950. When i heard her talk about not getting at least equal pay, i cried real tears!!!!!! She is sooo good!! Every film she touches WINS!!

[@victorramirez1197]

she is a heck of an actress!

[@newsguy5241]

Great acting job. But "Hidden Figures" is largely a made-up story to appease 2020 audiences. The John Glenn quote NEVER happened.

[@faith1167]

yes, she is awesome..❤😊

[@NemoRackham]

@@faith1167 An amazing actress, ACTING something that never happened.

[@NemoRackham]

Agreed, you would have to be an exceptional actress to ACT OUT something that never happened. :)

[@alg190]

@@NemoRackham Are you saying that has never been the case in America?

[@cakk26]

The reaction of Costner was priceless. She is a brilliant actress

[@SykoticBanana]

Wouldn't surprise me if someone told me Costner wasn't acting at all in that scene... her performance is so intense.

[@simplyyellow6240]

*Actor. Since when He switch gender?

[@wickitklown90]

Bro in glad you said his name. I thought that the was Tom jealous for a second. That's a pretty good VA accent.

[@markrainford1219]

He was shocked because she mistook him for Mr Harrison.

[@orvixvaxis724]

​@@simplyyellow6240I think he was talking about both actors in this scene not just Costner. Said he wasn't surprised if Costner wasn't acting because her acting was so good

[@tonyajohnson9949]

RIP Ms. Kathleen. This is a well deserved movie for everyone. Glad to see that you was able to witness what you and others created for the next generation ❤

[@halolighta]

She is such an amazing actor, this scene never fails to make me feel something.

[@carlosgarcia-ic7ne]

Taraji absolutely killed this scene, one of the best scenes...great actress ❤

[@julianekg]

She was incredible in this role. Just an amazing woman!!!

[@lilianicomedez5307]

Role.

[@brutalhonesty6742]

Another black victimhood role.

[@jkrupa1997]

Role

[@myapapaya8739]

@@brutalhonesty6742it's literally based on a true story 🙄 can't be victimizing someone's actual life!!

[@nitab8838]

​@@brutalhonesty6742another pale gaslighting, u can't handle brutalhonesty

[@sheilawatson5324]

She blew that scene up. Even though it was a role, you can hear the raw emotions in her voice. Hollywood better pay that lady. PERIOD.

[@cynthiahall8785]

Taraji is a wonderful actress, a fact that Blacks have known for a long time. I'm happy that her brilliance is finally being acknowledged by all people.

[@shrinkquit]

Taraji is a brilliant, beautiful, outrageously talented woman who deserves awards flying her way!

[@SSWBJC1]

Money too...... all she's asking is to be paid her worth....

[@Yokyle4356]

You should have added the part where he breaks down the sign to the bathroom and said this bathroom is for all races Edit thank you for the 7k likes And I am aware that this didn't happen in real life but it's a movie we're talking about not life 😂

[@BarbaraPryor-Smith]

Yes, so cool. "We all pee the same color."

[@TomatoFILM-5]

Yes 👏

[@silvermane5695]

No, that never happened in real life; it was just added for dramatic effect...hahahahaha!!!

[@craveliving681]

​@@silvermane5695 almost like we're talking a movie or something...

[@silvermane5695]

@@craveliving681 Hahahahahaha!!!

[@JeniSanMusic]

She always serves. Even with heavy weights, she steals the show. This film is outstanding. The cast and crew really struck gold with this screenplay.

[@UlareSavage]

It hits the soul every time, she's talented

[@teresawitt8155]

SHE'S AN AMAZING, TALENTED WOMAN !!

[@sandramalone7197]

Taraji deserved an Academy Award🏆 for her performance in this role!!!!!!♥️🎉💪💪🔥🔥

[@KaribeCuebas]

ABSOLUTELY!!!

[@lovelyn741]

Went to see this movie with my grandma when it came out she was always teaching me that EVERYBODY is worthy, that someones skin color doesn't define who or what they can be or do she was always teaching me about equality she was a true hippie i guess. Im spreading her ashes soon and this just made me think about that about the good things she told and taught me Appreciate the people who love and care for you 🤟

[@shaun5497]

She doesn’t get paid for her amazing performances? How can you not show her respect? She is one of the best and she shows you time and time again!

[@helenirvin1018]

If the actor was white, there is no questions about performance. We are in a world where people of color are still treated like the term 'dirt people'. Try to understand this! ❤love❤

[@Antarian2015]

What? That’s ridiculous. You get paid according to your market value and that goes for everybody. If you are green or purple and you know all green or purple people will pay a ticket to go watch you, then you are going to get paid. She is being paid what she deserves, which is a lot. Probably in the millions!

[@victorialynnstruble]

Because of her skin color and gender. Those people were unworth of fair pay back then

[@cecil2742]

She gets paid for the performance lol she doesn't get paid well in this show because it's based when "coloreds' and 'whites' were still separated. And it was looked down upon to even have her work here even though SHES AMARTER THAN ALL THOSE OLD WHITE DUDES

[@razzytack]

​@@Antarian2015 The market value is decided by people. Many people are racist and sexist. Racist and sexist people decide that the market value for people of color and women is next to nothing. They also decide that the market value of white men is higher than average. I'm not saying all people are racist, but enough are to affect the market. And I think most people can agree there are plenty of unsavory people in Hollywood. So no, she doesn't get paid what she deserves. She *does* get paid market value. Those are not the same

[@vickeywhite8189]

Awesome actress. From the time she came on the scene she has been consistently brilliant. How dare anyone be offended at her speaking her truth. God bless you, and keep keeping on, because truth pressed to the ground will rise again undaunted.

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

I find it offensive that you command a god what to do, and knowing what he does to people, his reaction might be not good for you.

[@blacklionzero295]

​@@PROVOCATEURSKare you an idiot?

[@Ewil.Bluetooth]

She and her son got caught lying

[@user-dj9me3ib7s]

아! 연기 정말 … 눈물 나요. 저 시대 백인들은 정말 반성하며 살아야 한다.

[@scoobysnacks3740]

She is mad as hell and ain’t gonna take it anymore. Taraji is a helluva actor

[@annacarolinaamador6994]

This performance shook me to the core . She was absolutely brilliant !!!👏👏👏👏

[@kM-gh4kw]

She is a fantastic actress. She absolutely brings truth to the screen. ❤

[@thomaskeiper4534]

She was indeed amazing in this scene. My hat off to her. A brilliant actress. ❤

[@jefferyjeffery1707]

That was...ONE-HELL-OF-A-SCENE!! That should have been an Oscar Award Performance!!!!

[@drsavage3262]

She felt that in her bones and delivered it so beautifully! Damn!

[@SCP-682_Keter]

Well she is one of them

[@pug-man6861]

Well when you do not but race bait what do you expect

[@brilliants.a.woman.516]

​@@SCP-682_KeterOne of them WHAT EXACTLY?

[@susancorrigan9501]

Such a great movie. So many levels. Loved Kevin breaking white ladies only washroom sign. "Hidden figures " catch it if you can.

[@babulhossen5056]

Movie name?

[@kimberlycooper4170]

​@@babulhossen5056, the movie name is "Hidden Figures".

[@kiliipower355]

You could tell her boss wasn't from Florida or the South, he wasn't aware of it. But his reaction was great: "We're NASA, we all piss yellow"

[@Mariamne62bgl]

​@@babulhossen5056 "Hidden Figures." I'd like to see it but want to read the book first. That was a great scene!

[@dorothyarrington4345]

Haven't seen the movie, but I want too...I'm ashamed of myself for not seeing it 🤦🏽‍♀️🙄🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

[@bies2431]

Amazing film, superb actress. I LOVE her !

[@allanchurm]

what a brilliant actress ..she made that film

[@luisescobar6125]

One of the best scenes!! Taraji made us all feel what she felt deep into her soul

[@Mgardener7849]

Taraji is a phenomenal actor, it takes a truly gifted actor to make a stranger feel something for the character.

[@willmolina7395]

Well said

[@werewolf1336]

Not really. Mostly all it takes is the right back ground music. Of course good acting helps too.

[@JeffSh00ts]

Do you mean ivette?

[@OR2007]

ActRESS

[@AgentChanelAlmighty]

This scene breaks my heart 💔 God bless how far we’ve come

[@valeriegreenaway5981]

I can empathise with her and am so glad that things have changed but at what cost for us today. It was hard to be a pioneer so I accept my privileges gratefully and gracefully

[@bmh2004]

Lady deserves an award for being rightfully honest to tell the truth! I was moved by her performance!

[@user-kl2jg9ve3v]

The real woman this story was based on said there was no racism at nasa. 🙄

[@judykipperberg]

Well said. Thank you..

[@stigtuneback1966]

i fucking hate that saying , no colored allowed , for fuck sake , colored people are as much humans as anyone else , this is pure disgusting from the roots , but it still goes on to this very day and age , makes me wanna puke .

[@TrillahGorilla]

Except the movie is based on a lie.

[@soundterrorist256]

What truth?

[@foxy7674.]

Outstanding speech, respect to this actor and to the person she portrated in the movie

[@Lizzy-lm4su]

I worked like a dog day and night，I was deeply touched by this word，What a great actress

[@BSNRN1677]

I felt her words to the core, tears me up !! The wrong people win the Oscar’s , she should have won it!

[@Somethingwittyxs4ku]

The “wrong” people.. hmm.. please elaborate

[@milkybongwater]

​@@Somethingwittyxs4kuthe wrong people as in the wrong choice, don't even start🤣

[@debrahelicke7204]

Can you imagine this situation. Sad and disgusting

[@Audie28]

The fact that the lady she’s playing died only 4 years ago. She was a main factor in getting the first American man who is 103 and still alive today into orbit around earth. Honestly this movie has some amazing acting with how the three main characters handle themselves

[@brianlara8651]

History that SHOULD be taught

[@recoilrob324]

@@brianlara8651 Well...this story was 'based' on that woman...but remember this is Hollywood and embellished a LOT playing to the feelings of today. I seriously doubt this scene actually took place.

[@shellytacomedy]

​@recoilrob324 yeah cuz she would have been treated worse. Doesn't diminish the discrimination people went through

[@recoilrob324]

@@shellytacomedy I wonder...if NASA was SO racist back then...what was she doing there in the first place? That doesn't make sense...so I suspect this is a highly emotional fictional account based on a real woman who worked there.

[@acid360delta7]

​@shellytacomedy No one is diminishing anything. Maybe if Hollywood didn't embeliah every so-called non-fiction story, maybe we could actually learn something. Discrimination happened, it was over 50 years ago, get over it, and start calling for truth rather than embelished fiction.

[@Hashwas]

When evoking the real emotions of people who actually suffered this, you deliver this performance. I hate to use the word performance because it was real for many before us. I still can't believe this is the same Taraji that was just an extra in Sister Sister. That show had some very talented actors. Taraji P, Gabriella Union, Britney Murphy (R.I.P)

[@symoneleslie4396]

She did this role. I’m really over here tearing up

[@sablefoxsoul]

Am I the only one who tears up😢? Taraji was speaking for the ancestors right there. Brilliant!

[@smileandsaycheese44]

Stop 🙄

[@noahcano1653]

Yes! The injustice were unbelievable!

[@candicesmith3347]

Yesss I get chills and tear up 😢

[@AngelaJohnson-pp8qs]

And all of us that have had or stell dealing with type treatment in the work place even today..in 2024. Not about the bathroom, I mean just in general. And you're so right about them & their goals. That's the sad part. But if you treat your workers with respect, pay them a decent wage & give them time off to rest, they will be there for you front & center with a smile EVERY SINGLE TIME.

[@mando6497]

no

[@ginaly197071]

Taraji is one of the best actress ever. Her day is coming......

[@workman88]

I hope so, she is phenomenal.

[@marcusmazzuca9367]

She was awesome in smokin aces. Which is the first time I saw her

[@claudioantonio9790]

This is an amazing movie and this scene is what made this so memorable for me. It is intensely powerful and affected me deeply. Hidden Figures.

[@helenfortune2982]

Nah Taraji played this to the T She slayed this. She let them know and she did this role

[@sparxstreak02]

Seriously one of, if not THE stand out moment of the film 👌

[@kenkahre9262]

I remember that scene more than any other.

[@krystal_is_sleeping]

I love this scene somuch. The acting, the lines, the delivery everything is just ✨ chef kiss ✨

[@TomatoFILM-5]

So cool

[@camrynwilde3192]

What movie is this I really want to watch it!

[@tazluvseveryone89]

​@@camrynwilde3192 Movie title: Hidden Figures

[@Claire-ek9pe]

“We all pee the same color” Most elite line this man ever said

[@rhayanlee3867]

It really hits me when she shouted "i worke like a dog day and night and living on a coffee pot none of you wanna touch!"

[@nakialaiyo5094]

She BODIED this role!!!!!! Fantastic!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@hollydennison159]

"EM-BODIED" this role. Get it right. Learn grammar and proper English.

[@georgetadic6174]

@@hollydennison159 Embodied. No hyphen, you joyless pedant.

[@brutalhonesty6742]

​​@@hollydennison159Really. People have allowed themselves to become so stupid it's embarrassing.

[@FlameWingPhoenix]

⁠​⁠@@hollydennison159*Embodied.. come correct yourself you patronising snob

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

I think the word you're looking for is embodied.

[@IamIceQueen7]

She was an incredible woman but I also want to compliment her boss for seeing her potentials and offering help sometimes

[@DeanBobolini]

In real life, she didn’t do this. She didn’t make a scene, but instead just used the white one. Not to undermine this powerful scene. That being said, the boss who is based on the one depicted allowed her and her team to witness the success of their shared achievement in the control room on launch day.

[@mariaaqeel5281]

What a beautiful actress she is ..

[@Cat-kb7tp]

applauded that last line

[@bettycogswell9851]

This is heart wrenching. What a performance.

[@SoufodahXX]

The fk she is whinning about? a company doesn't have to adapt to a employee. the employee has to adapt to the company. If she doesn't like that the company doesn't have the bathroom she want it the quit the job and find another company that has what you want lol

[@LuminousSteel]

​​this was pre civil rights. there was no other job and she is also one of the smartest women in history. shes at NASA. ​@@SoufodahXX they tore down the divide at nasa because of this moment in history.

[@marquitamarina1486]

@@SoufodahXX It wasn't that the company didn't have the bathroom she "wanted," (no lol) she was forbidden to use the bathroom in the building where she was employed because it was for whites only. You obviously did not see the movie.

[@Flawdabowii]

​@@SoufodahXXpeople like you need eternal naps

[@ojooladimeji4939]

❤❤❤❤

[@eliosp3160]

Louder. One of the best movies ever! Reality.

[@adaokolie8574]

Very heart wrenching 😢 but Taraji delivered her part brilliantly

[@ZIONAT0N]

Taraji was magnificent probably her best performance of her career she killed it 👏 she is such an amazing talented woman God Bless her

[@sidneyhill7064]

That passion seems so real,,,deep from within down from our ancestors pain and trauma

[@tonyajohnson9949]

I felt her voice 😢 because I can only imagine how it hurtful it was to film this.... And to get an understanding of how to put your heart into a person's real life. It's not as bad now, as it was then.

[@ripleym380]

Movie: Hidden Figures It’s a wonderful movie! Sadly the real Kathrine Johnson passed away recently. She will forever be remembered as she is the whole reason we got to go to space.

[@gazamarine2651]

Thank you for the name of the movie. 🙌🏾 was searching the comments lol

[@luisolvera2439]

Hidden figures

[@BurpTheKitten]

@@gazamarine2651 Me too!

[@lajoemoe]

She ate and left no crumbs. Plates gone and everything. I absolutely love the way she delivered this scene

[@djonedsananto1336]

😢😢😢 i can feel her emotion.. What a great actress she is 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@stacythomas5072]

She was so good this scene brings me to tears. And this movie was so good.

[@mishmazy]

This scene gives me chills every time I watch it. I could feel every word she said.. we have no idea what it was like back then.

[@Alcapone3176]

Yes we do. This movie was pure fabricated crap. Zero segregation at NASA. One woman was a supervisor. All three of these women were treated as equals.

[@melissamueller5751]

Ancestor rage came through on it, and it was amazingly awesome!

[@smileandsaycheese44]

Oh please 🙄

[@melissamueller5751]

@smileandsaycheese44 oh, you didn't like the scene? I thought it was awesome.

[@jnbr7520]

"Ancestor rage" *facepalm *sigh

[@ayarriba9093]

It was a great scene, but ancestor rage? Come off it.

[@jasonstovall5007]

​@smileandsaycheese44 calm down your white guilt showing😂

[@paulgodley5794]

She nailed this scene perfectly.

[@erickharris9239]

One Of My Favorite Scenes.

[@EricaOwusuaBoahemaa]

She is such a great actress. You can feel every emotion

[@jgibbs6159]

It wasn't just her that nailed the performances, her friends also crushed it - awesome movie.

[@TeranIcer]

Film name?

[@stephaniesanders9296]

@@TeranIcerif you find out let me know. In the meantime I’ll be on google searching Kevin Costner movies

[@Voltikz95]

​@@TeranIcer Hidden Figures

[@daylight8208]

Dang...I feel like I just got scolded. This woman was actually mad. She channeled that emotion.

[@user-pe5ru7qg3v]

It s her whole story and her ancestors one that reînforces the excellence of her acting . She s fabulous