The Grace card. have you seen it?

My mom was raised in a very prejudiced southern type family. She did her best not to be, and I think we, as her children are even less so. She commented once, when she was in her 50's about a couple that came to my dad to see some rentals he managed. The man was very black, the woman was very blonde, and also very blind. Mom said that she could not see what color he was, only how he treated her.In my opinion we should all be that blind. I also respected my mother for continuing to grow and learn as she got older.

I have not seen but it does sound interesting. I will see if I can find it on my Netflix. I was watching a movie last night called Red State. I thought it was pretty good. John Goodman was in it. It was about those religious cults that brainwash people. And they built this sorry looking compound. They were at the alter and they were sacrificing gay men. They thought that was evil and the right thing to do. It is amazing how crazy people still are these days.

thank you so much for posting about this movie. i think i may dare to watch this one. i hate race topics, but i am looking for a change of pace in movies.

I've not heard of this movie but I'd like to see it, and what a great story from your childhood! I think most people are accepting of other races and religions but we don't know it because the other type of people are so LOUD!! My grandpa was fond of saying that one day we'll all be one color, this was back in the 60s. He said the only thing sad about that is that we'd find something else to fight about. My other grandparents were very bigoted and used words that were offensive to me even when I did not know they were wrong. I hope I get to see this movie and that a lot of other people do, too. Unfortunately, most of the people who see it will already have its message in their hearts. It needs to reach the ones who hate.

I have not heard about this movie but will look out for it as I wojld love to see it. I hate racial predjudice. My husband was a mixture of Portuguese Jew and black and out children are obviously bi rcial as I am white. We made the choice to live in Jamaica as we did not want our children to experience any prejudice growing up and our children are all secure and happy adults.

I haven't heard about that but I wish I can see that.

Hi bunnybon I would love to watch this one for sure specially because you mention - it is about life. Unfortunately, we, people have created so many boundaries that many a times we forget the base reason for us to be on this planet - I personally feel that we all are born to love and live by the universal brotherhood thing. My parents and even grandparents(I need to mention my grandparents as during their days, life was more complicated as in their times, we had too much of caste-ism, racial discrimination here in India, but they were much more liberated and open in their views) never taught me and my brother about racism or differences due to work or anything else. We were always taught to love all - and one line I would love to quote from my late Grandfather - all of us have blood which is red in color and all of us have the same pain when we are hurt.