IBM Reassignment--Dorothy Vaughn Hidden Figures

Disclaimer: I do not own the movie Hidden Figures or affiliated with it in any way.

[patriciabeckman]

Dorothy Vaughn..now that is a TRUE supervisor. She did her job and trained her staff so they could do it too, which helped back up her claim of taking them with her.

[joewhitehead]

Glad to see Dorothy didn’t sell out on her girls & took them with her. Loved the way they all walked on like that

[joshuasandiego]

I got chills when they walked down the hall.

[latinguy]

"Welcome ladies!" Right the hell on!

[ymyr]

Such an amazing scene.
She is a born people manager without being appointed as one officially at that time.
Standing up for her colleagues like that.
Most of the people I know (work-related) would have just accepted the reassignment for themselves and left, not caring a bit about the others.

[nsjribm]

I know this might be a very minor thing, but I love their outfits, it’s so classy

[shaunig]

Love the ‘It’s all of us, or none of us’ 🥰

[tylerjohnson]

The definition of a “boss bitch” take notes!!! Yess they slayed it

[chasehicks]

Music starts and the ladys start walking like a boss... great scene

[oiat]

I cried in the movie theatre during this scene

[blee]

Man Dorothy literally brought JUSTICE and I ❤️ it

[hagamapama]

As a red blooded male I can't watch a generation worth of female computer geniuses going by without being at least a little affected. Those were some beautiful women. Mrs Dorothy Vaughan walking at the head of her army of math wizards like a battle queen is just super attractive.

[petricedobson]

Couldn’t have created half of all the stuff black people invented throughout the years! Black people are owed respect!✊🏿👏🏾

[boogiewoogiepapa]

A great movie about three very smart motivated black women, but the whole computing department were black women heres shout out to them

[justing]

Not sure why. But this is my favorite scene of all time.

[Arcusinoz]

I could never even imagine a "coloured"section to sit on a bus.

[DKnight]

Aside from “Step aside, it’s our turn to shine, ” I’m not sure how to describe that hallway walk scene.

[Lone_Wolf]

Some fans of this movie say Vivian was a racist character just like Paul. But I don’t know why. She never tried to bring them down in anyway or stop them for getting credit for their work unlike him. She was only following the rules she was given same as them and in this scene she gives all the other women the promotion they deserved.

[guisellecollado]

This is one of the greatest scenes of all time

[jewellcleveland]

This is one of my favorite scenes in the movie