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That discrimination and racism inflicts on people. what did that performance mean to you personally and more broadly to african americans? >> thank you for that question. you know, "a raisin in the sun" is a powerful story of black family love. so thats at the surface what it meant to me. youll see six generations of a younger family, trying to succeed, trying to overcome the structural barriers that are right in no way preventing them from as skrending. so part of that story is about black aspi...

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Poitier. those who grew up in his shadow aspired to be more because he set an example that made us straighten our backs and walk more erect because we saw ourselves in him, a reflection of what excellence could look like and be like. >> you know, im glad you point this out. you know, with time one, i guess, could forget just how many barriers he broke. >> very easy to forget what you see all kinds of black artists today. but when sydney poitier did it, we had just come out of the world of black ...

Night halle berry, the first black lead actress to win an oscar. denzel would lead, too. >> chasing sidney, they finally give it to me. they give it to him the same night. ill always be chasing you sidney. ill always be following in your footst footsteps. theres nothing i would rather do, sir. >> reporter: in 2009, poirier receiving the presidential medal of freedom, the nations highest honor from president barack obama. and the moment the two men who both made history appeared to acknowledge it...

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Youre a sore loser. >> absolutely not. hes a landslide winner. he did not lose this election. this election was stolen and we will never, ever, ever have a fair and free election again. >> reporter: and, john, just as we arrived here with those trump supporters and i checked the time on the video, i checked on my phone last year, it was just around right now that right here, there were barriers similar to these, basically, they were pushed along here. that is when trump supporters push through t...

Democracy. the efforts of that day january 6th were crushed by the brave men and women of the metropolitan and capitol police who defended this citadel of democracy, who put their lives as barriers to the hordes of hell unleashed by donald trump to stop the peaceful transfer of power. now, on that day i was in my office. and i had -- was putting on my jacket because i wanted to come to the floor and stand behind my law professor, jamie raskin, as he was speaking. i wanted to be there to stand ne...

Thought if my parents had been alive, they would have never believed that camp auschwitz was being praised by some crazy individual on a day like that. it was obviously so painful to so many of us. >> it was such a stunning day because i think people understood something was different that day. it didnt take until they were approaching the capitol and they had crossed the barriers and they were breaking the windows and assaulting police officers for people to understand that something was differ...

Had been planning for a while. a speech, they know what it calls for, the gravity of this and what it matters what he says. it is something that has been there since, of course, day one of his presidency, he was being sworn in, at the capitol, just a few weeks after this had all happened, the barriers were still up, very few people there, of course. really intense security that day because it was just a few weeks in the aftermath of this. they were still reconstructing the parts of the capitol t...