01:09:37 Mary Hansen: QUESTION - Why was it not Ok to show the film at a local library? The was discouraged. 01:10:26 Jacqueline Grazette: Have to be honest, I thought this was going to be more of an interative, discussion process. 01:12:09 Beth Wallace: QUESTION FOR NICK. WERE YOU ABLE TO ELICIT ANY SPECIFIC INFORMATION FROM YOUR FATHER ABOUT WHICH OF TRUMP’S POLICIES HE LIKED, AND WHY HE THOUGHT OBAMA WAS SO TERRIBLE FOR OUR COUNTRY? 01:13:03 Peg M: QUESTION: What is the status of the Malcolm X Memorial site today? 01:13:48 Amania Drane (CA2BC Host): Replying to "QUESTION - Why was it not Ok to show the film at a local library? The was discouraged." Mary, thanks for your questions. We'll try to answer this questions but if time doesn't allow, due to copyright laws, if you show a film without permission of the copyright holder, you are subject to fines. Again, if time permits, I'll see if this can be addressed to the audience. 01:17:48 Gloria Dei ELCA Church: QUESTION (to Nick)-your father spoke of "truth", yet his "truth" did not include and acceptance or understanding or belief in "white privilege." In fact, he called in the stupidest term ever coined." How did you reconcile this, and what efforts did you make to explain this to him prior to his passing. 01:17:57 Amania Drane (CA2BC Host): Replying to "Have to be honest, I thought this was going to be more of an interative, discussion process." Hi Jacqueline, because of this being a one hour program based on feedback from our paid sponsors, it is an interview moderated by an interviewer. However, we welcome questions from the audience. If you have a question, please mark it with "QUESTION" so that it will stand out. 01:21:13 Lisa Rivers: I really identified with Nick and the amazing patience he showed to his father, all the while hoping his dad would have a change of heart. I'm in a similar situation where my family members don't agree with my views. My dad was a life long Republican, and also a wise and wonderful dad. He passed away before Trump came to power. I like to think he would not be a supporter... 01:21:44 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Is this the quote? “Courage is facing your fears in the moment”? 01:22:08 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): I LOVE the idea of moving past comfort 01:22:12 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "QUESTION (to Nick)-your father spoke of "truth", yet his "truth" did not include and acceptance or understanding or belief in "white privilege." In fact, he called in the stupidest term ever coined." How did you reconcile this, and what efforts did you make to explain this to him prior to his passing." with ❤️ 01:22:28 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "I really identified with Nick and the amazing patience he showed to his father, all the while hoping his dad would have a change of heart. I'm in a similar situation where my family members don't agree with my views. My dad was a life long Republican, and also a wise and wonderful dad. He passed away before Trump came to power. I like to think he would not be a supporter..." with 💕 01:22:30 Nick Beaulieu: Replying to "Is this the quote? “..." “Unless we are willing to take positive action in the presence of our fears, we won’t bring about change. The good news is, we can take positive action in the presence of our fears.” 01:22:36 Nick Beaulieu: Replying to "Is this the quote? “..." From Bill Jersey! 01:22:39 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "“Unless we are willing to take positive action in the presence of our fears, we won’t bring about change. The good news is, we can take positive action in the presence of our fears.”" with ❤️ 01:22:46 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "From Bill Jersey!" with 👍 01:23:29 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Replying to "Is this the quote? “Courage is facing your fears in the moment”?" @Nick Beaulieu thank you, Nick! SO appreciate your good and important work 01:23:47 Nick Beaulieu: Reacted to "@Nick Beaulieu thank you, Nick! SO appreciate your good and important work" with ❤️ 01:24:01 Mark Mason: QUESTION from UMCL participant: "Why do people still have a problem with the term 'White Privilege?'" 01:26:09 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Replying to "QUESTION from UMCL participant: "Why do people still have a problem with the term 'White Privilege?'"" I experience a lot of white folks being uncomfortable with the word “white” itself, let alone “privilege” 01:27:42 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Replying to "QUESTION from UMCL participant: "Why do people still have a problem with the term 'White Privilege?'"" as for “privilege,” those white folks who resent the term seem to feel their personal hard work is being denied 01:28:15 Leo Louis II: Reacted to “Unless we are willi... with "❤️" 01:28:18 Leo Louis II: Reacted to From Bill Jersey! with "❤️" 01:29:17 Gloria Dei ELCA Church: to the Christian believer, to cope with Nick is saying, is to trust that the Word, Jesus Christ, will transform the hearts and minds and leave to us the task to simply love one another. 01:29:44 Jacqueline Grazette: To Nick: The relationship between you and your father was the best part of the film for me. Perhaps it is the death of my brother last week—but seeing you two helped me understand how people can love one another despite deep differences. I am sorry I won’t stay—I expected a more interactive, discussion on the issues in the film. If there is a place where you will do that, please let me know how you can be contacted. The only concern I had was the absence of the black middle/upper middle class. Is there no third black community in Omaha? What do they think? What options do they offer on the issues? Too often, the work that we do is never presented nor our recommendations for success are never asked or captured. Two questions: Did your father ever have a black friend? ncy, we are never perceived as equals. 01:29:59 Scott Martin: Reacted to "as for “privilege,” those white folks who resent the term seem to feel their personal hard work is being denied" with 👍 01:30:00 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "To Nick: The relationship between you and your father was the best part of the film for me. Perhaps it is the death of my brother last week—but seeing you two helped me understand how people can love one another despite deep differences. I am sorry I won’t stay—I expected a more interactive, discussion on the issues in the film. If there is a place where you will do that, please let me know how you can be contacted. The only concern I had was the absence of the black middle/upper middle class. Is there no third black community in Omaha? What do they think? What options do they offer on the issues? Too often, the work that we do is never presented nor our recommendations for success are never asked or captured. Two questions: Did your father ever have a black friend? ncy, we are never perceived as equals." with 💕 01:30:05 Scott Martin: Reacted to "I experience a lot of white folks being uncomfortable with the word “white” itself, let alone “privilege”" with 👍 01:30:12 Pat O’Connor: Interesting comment about being in disagreement, that his father said it made him feel like he wasn’t intelligent. My sister and I don’t agree politically and she said the same to me . 01:31:28 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Replying to "Interesting comment about being in disagreement, that his father said it made him feel like he wasn’t intelligent. My sister and I don’t agree politically and she said the same to me ." the term “low information voters” contributes to this widespread perception 01:31:52 Jacqueline Grazette: Is there no black upper middle class in Omaha? 01:32:29 Leo Louis II: Replying to "Is there no black up..." There is. 01:33:11 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Replying to "Interesting comment about being in disagreement, that his father said it made him feel like he wasn’t intelligent. My sister and I don’t agree politically and she said the same to me ." and Nick’s comment that “Conservatism is complicated” is so important to remember 01:34:20 Jacqueline Grazette: I have to be honest, the one negative I saw was that it never showed black success and how we help ourselves. Also, that even when that community works hard, retail won’t cme, we are not listened to as to what we think should work and highlighting success. The greatest racism perpetuated is educated whites who can not accept educated black success: e.g. the Obama family. They are not isolated people. There are millions who have been helping the community forever. 01:34:57 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): “Move at the speed of trust” 01:35:29 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "I have to be honest, the one negative I saw was that it never showed black success and how we help ourselves. Also, that even when that community works hard, retail won’t cme, we are not listened to as to what we think should work and highlighting success. The greatest racism perpetuated is educated whites who can not accept educated black success: e.g. the Obama family. They are not isolated people. There are millions who have been helping the community forever." with ❤️ 01:35:39 Leo Louis II: Reacted to I have to be honest,... with "✊🏿" 01:36:46 Lisa Rivers: Watching both films in sequence was interesting - I was a little girl during the time frame of Time for Burning. The position of women in society at that time was also quite interesting. So much has changed, and yet so much has not for people of color, and to some extent for women. 01:37:21 Karen Bonnell: QUESTION: for Leo. Were you just naturally good at reaching out and knowing people by name (in the movie, it seemed similar to living in a small town where everyone knew you), or was that something you knew was needed to organize? 01:37:38 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): So important, Brad!!! 01:38:22 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "Watching both films in sequence was interesting - I was a little girl during the time frame of Time for Burning. The position of women in society at that time was also quite interesting. So much has changed, and yet so much has not for people of color, and to some extent for women." with 👍 01:40:26 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Leo, sharing the info with others who couldn’t make it is the loving OPPOSITE of gatekeeping and information hoarding 01:40:30 Jeff Brace: Leo, I love that explanation! 01:45:29 Carol Cronin: What are you working on now Nick? 01:47:03 Nadia Kanhai: Comment: I think that in inventing race, whiteness, and race, white Americans have suffered from the concept of race as Brad mentioned earlier. Whiteness has stripped many Americans of European descent of their heritage similar (but certainly not identical) to how Blacks have had their heritage stolen from therm. Privilege has become a prickly word. 01:47:25 Nick Beaulieu: https://nickbeau.substack.com/ 01:47:29 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Replying to "Comment: I think that in inventing race, whiteness, and race, white Americans have suffered from the concept of race as Brad mentioned earlier. Whiteness has stripped many Americans of European descent of their heritage similar (but certainly not identical) to how Blacks have had their heritage stolen from therm. Privilege has become a prickly word." yes! 01:47:38 Nick Beaulieu: https://nickbeau.substack.com/p/he-showed-me-how-to-be-a-documentary?r=4h7180&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web 01:47:56 Leo Louis II: Replying to "Comment: I think tha..." Read American Crucible by Gary Gerstle 01:47:57 Laura Connell: Kenilworth Union church is sponsoring the film in Kenilworth at Sears School at 6:30 on 9-30. 01:48:07 Beth Wallace: QUESTION FOR LEO AND NICK. ARE YOU TWO WORKING ON ANYTHING TOGETHER, OR SUPPORTING EACH OTHER’S WORK IN SOME WAY RIGHT NOW? 01:48:09 Nadia Kanhai: Reacted to "https://nickbeau.substack.com/" with 👍🏽 01:48:33 Jeff Brace: Reacted to "https://nickbeau.substack.com/" with ❤️ 01:48:39 Nick Beaulieu: Reacted to "Kenilworth Union church is sponsoring the film in Kenilworth at Sears School at 6:30 on 9-30." with ❤️ 01:49:48 LinMarie: I grew up there...Fred Hampton's massacre...my high school was less than a mile from the site...it changed me forever 01:50:35 Leo Louis II: Www.visionarylion.com 01:50:50 Jen DeLeon (she /her): Reacted to "Www.visionarylion.com" with 👍 01:50:54 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "I grew up there...Fred Hampton's massacre...my high school was less than a mile from the site...it changed me forever" with 💕 01:51:16 Brett Nelson: Reacted to "https://nickbeau.substack.com/p/he-showed-me-how-to-be-a-documentary?r=4h7180&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web" with ❤️ 01:51:20 Brett Nelson: Reacted to "https://nickbeau.substack.com/" with ❤️ 01:51:29 Brett Nelson: Reacted to "Www.visionarylion.com" with ❤️ 01:51:34 Laura Connell: Braver Angels host excellent workshops on how to have difficult politic 01:51:51 Peg M: Reacted to "Braver Angels host excellent workshops on how to have difficult politic" with 👍🏻 01:51:54 Laura Connell: oops politiical conversations. 01:52:09 Nick Beaulieu: Reacted to "Braver Angels host excellent workshops on how to have difficult politic" with ❤️ 01:52:15 Laura Connell: can google the organization 01:52:32 Leo Louis II: Reacted to Braver Angels host e... with "❤️" 01:52:34 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "Braver Angels host excellent workshops on how to have difficult politic" with 👍 01:52:43 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "Www.visionarylion.com" with ❤️ 01:52:56 Nick Beaulieu: https://www.myomahafilm.com/contact 01:54:15 Brett Nelson: Thank you, Jen, Nick, Louis, Brad and Amania! Great discussion! 01:54:18 Nadia Kanhai: I’m so grateful for the panelists’ time today and all their work that led up to this. I also appreciate the connection between these two documentaries. Blessings on your continued work. 01:54:33 Amania Drane (CA2BC Host): See details above about screening on 9/30 at Kenilworth. 01:54:37 Van Gilmer: Nick, what has motivated you to push forward in examining how to bring Blacks and Whites together?? 01:54:40 Amania Drane (CA2BC Host): Evaluation of films: https://forms.gle/W6QPBZ9GVyFa9d4p6 Evaluation of interview: https://forms.gle/ANLh4P1sjs1bCAMy8 01:54:45 Peg M: Thank you for this movie and for all the community work you do. 01:54:55 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "I’m so grateful for the panelists’ time today and all their work that led up to this. I also appreciate the connection between these two documentaries. Blessings on your continued work." with ❤️ 01:54:55 Leo Louis II: 🙏🏿 01:54:58 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "Thank you, Jen, Nick, Louis, Brad and Amania! Great discussion!" with ❤️ 01:55:01 Karen Bonnell: Thanks, CA2BC, for providing this opportunity. 01:55:04 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "See details above about screening on 9/30 at Kenilworth." with 👍 01:55:08 Lisa Rivers: Reacted to "I have to be honest, the one negative I saw was that it never showed black success and how we help ourselves. Also, that even when that community works hard, retail won’t cme, we are not listened to as to what we think should work and highlighting success. The greatest racism perpetuated is educated whites who can not accept educated black success: e.g. the Obama family. They are not isolated people. There are millions who have been helping the community forever." with ❤️ 01:55:10 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "Nick, what has motivated you to push forward in examining how to bring Blacks and Whites together??" with 👍 01:55:18 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "Thanks, CA2BC, for providing this opportunity." with ❤️ 01:55:21 Cindy Fey (she/her/hers): Reacted to "🙏🏿" with ❤️ 01:55:22 Sonja Brook: Reacted to "Thanks, CA2BC, for providing this opportunity." with ❤️ 01:55:31 Nick Beaulieu: Thanks everyone for being here 01:55:33 Amania Drane (CA2BC Host): Thank you so much! 01:55:34 Jeff Brace: Thank you for your work! 01:55:36 Karen O (she/her): Thank you Leo and Nick and everyone who arranged this. 01:55:45 Sonja Brook: Reacted to "Thank you Leo and Nick and everyone who arranged this." with ❤️