The SADDEST part of the movie called THE HELP.🐦

[jckholmes]

Imagine peer pressure being an excuse to treat people like they're lesser humans.

[maxmorganproject]

"I needed someone to look up to" she said it all with that line

[andrewkuldip]

At least Constantine was with her family when she died. That's the silver lining.

[kimkelly]

That's why her mother said " Courage sometimes skips a generation"

[tainadelcaribe]

Every time I watch this scene I cry because I know this happened so many times to so many good human beings for NO reason other than their skin color! It’s so sad that people did this and thought it was justified/ok to do.

[scubapro]

What a talent Cicely Tyson was. And she was absolutely beautiful.

[GrandMrs]

The only photo I've ever seen of my great-grandmother was in this uniform. My great-grandmother was the help. I absolutely loved seeing this depicted in such realness. Her diary told many stories like this movie. I got my smile from her. Thank you Great Grandma Mary

[evergarza]

We're not black, we're Hispanic. When I was a small child my mom cleaned a home for a older white couple for many years. We grew a relationship with them, they always treated my mom with respect and always showed love to me. As time went on they grew older and had to be put into hospice. One of their last wishes was for my mom to have their small pickup truck as we did not have a car at the time. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, their children did not respect that last wish. It was a little upsetting but in the end we let it go and chose to hang on to the memories we had with that couple, now that...they can't take away.

[dobby]

Being a "Yankee", I grew up with a huge fear of the South, thinking all Southerns were cruel and couldn't understand why they were so mean to people of color. Then I met a new friend, a black woman who moved to New York. She was a very successful, educated business woman who was kind and had great class. When she looked at property to rent, she would be told the house was just rented or they needed 6 months' security deposit. She taught me that northerners with discrimination often don't directly show it, but Southerns did. She said she preferred the honestly in the South rather than the hypocrisy in the North. Wow did I learn a lesson. There are kind people and mean people every where.

[erockscott]

Imagine not having a spine...and then living with it...her fault...no tears.

[Mattnoble]

Let me preface: I am a white man and I have always said I have 3 grandmothers. One for each parent and the 3rd was a local lady that took my brother and I as a nanny or whatever you want to call her but we called her our grandmother. I forever am thankful that in college I found out she was in the hospital. I was able to make it to say goodbye.

[danicao]

The really sad part is that there are still people out there, to this day, that think it’s okay to treat others like that, based on their skin color. I think En vogue said it best “be color blind. don’t be so shallow”. Love this movie.

[senguptasayn]

How beautifully performed by all the actors.makes me tearful every single time.

[Bumblebee]

It’s so sad how she wants to rush to go be with her and says “I have to go find her, she needs me” 🥺

[lerayshaaen]

Give people their flowers when they are alive cause once they take their last breath and leave this earth the flowers you would be able to bring them are the ones you put on their grave. Life is too short. Tell ppl you love them now. Show your appreciation now. ❤ Have a blessed day everyone

[davidlovegrove]

You can see the pain that Rachel and her mom are in because of them. Find it very hard to watch each time since you can feel the pain yourself.

[MrElPoderozo]

You broke her heart!
Them words would be tattooed in her brain and her heart for the rest of her life.
So sad things like this happened for real.

[jimj]

That’s why you stand on the side of goodness and righteousness no matter what. Not only to prevent injustice but to not have to live with guilt like that

[ladonnanewland]

Allison Janney is awesome in this movie. Peer pressure during this Era was huge.

[brih]

Emma Stone shaking her head like that will never not make me cry. Like it’s hitting her that she’ll never get to see her again, she never got to tell her how much she loved her or say goodbye, and she’s just shaking her head in heartbroken disbelief. 😢😭