Inside/Out: But Names Will Never Hurt (1973)

the following is from a national instructional television series the series and related materials were developed and supported by 32 educational agencies with additional support from Exxon Corporation [Music] [Music] he Tri me I did it you did I did it you did I it you did you're lying you dirty FR frog what' you call me that for I don't know grownups do it [Music] oh well doesn't really matter I guess he didn't trip me where's he going he quit well what's he going over there for he's going home to H Quebec that's where French live yeah well you don't see any of them where we we live do you hi hi Mark how are you today hi Miss wife how's your husband today oh much better he's getting better when is he coming home D probably next week some sometimes oh that's super hey Mom I'm home hi hi do French people have to live in Hall no then what do they all live there for I sure wouldn't want to live there why don't they move around here well sometimes it's cuz they can't afford it and some English people wouldn't like it if French Canadians started to move in around here why well some people are prejudiced against French Canadians and they don't want them living near English-speaking people some people don't like blacks they want to keep them in the slums but they can't see them and some people want to keep Indians on reservations away from other people some other people don't like other nationalities [Music] [Music] or H Jew or Catholics or won't give jobs to old people or people with long hair why I guess it's because they're afraid of them because they're different but that's dumb I know Jews and Catholics and Indians they're just like everybody else I think so too but Mark if you're prejudiced you hate people who are different they scare you so you call them names like frog well I don't know I'm not prejudice I'll go over there and find John Pierre he JN Pi I was looking for you I'm sorry I didn't mean it I'm not [Music] Prejudice what what I don't believe you you are so Prejudice I am not you are so all English people are prous you all stink you make us learn English but you won't learn French English people make me sick all of them I said I was sorry I don't care and you better not come around here again because my brother is going to get you and he's old I am going to call him right now [Music] I'm sry oh he hi do you speak English how do I get back to Ottawa do you speak English you speak English don't you why do they all have to speak to me in French I bet they could speak English if they wanted to cuz this is an English speaking [Music] country [Music] [Music] for why AR do English people here just living for them here [Music] h [Music] [Music] [Music] soee [Music] speech next one [Music] foree [Music] [Music] spee I foreigners they're all stupid aren't there any regular people here why don't they learn to speak English it's an English speaking country why I ever come here hey you yeah you're going R away why didn't you ask somebody I don't know I couldn't find anybody to ask couldn't find anybody look they are my friends maybe you should learn some French if you want to visitors yeah the autobus for AWA is over there thanks you going to play tomorrow I guess so okay see you later by Mar Mark if you're prejudiced you hate people who are different they scare you so you call them names you're ly you dirty French frog some people are prejudiced against French Canadians and they don't want them living near English-speaking people some people don't like blacks want them to stay in slums where they can't see them and some people want Indians to stay on reservations away from other people some other people don't like other nationalities or hate Jews or Catholics or won't give jobs to old people or people with long hair they're afraid of them because they're [Music] different Inside Out is a series of programs and related materials developed and supported by 32 educational agencies in the United States and Canada with additional support from Exxon Corporation this program was produced by the Ontario educational Communications Authority under the supervision of nit National instructional television