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Classic Films

ificandream

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5. Oh, I'm very very familiar with this movie.

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Thu Feb 2, 2023, 06:01 PM

Feb 2023

My wife (then my girlfriend) and I saw this both in the theater (that we both worked at back then) and at home many times since. And things were different back in the '60s. There were much less diversity than there is now. Much less.

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Milestone Moments - American Graffitti - At the Hop [View all] ificandream Jan 2023 OP

Thank you. Needed this. niyad Jan 2023 #1

Man, I thought they didn't like black folks where I grew up Effete Snob Jan 2023 #2

Not sure how old you are, but when I was young (in the '50s) there was little diversity on TV. ificandream Jan 2023 #3

American Graffiti was released in 1973 Effete Snob Jan 2023 #4

Oh, I'm very very familiar with this movie. ificandream Feb 2023 #5