Questions and Answers
What did Gerry say about not wanting to play with certain teammates?
What does Boone say about understanding experiences?
Maybe you just got a small taste of what my girls go through
What declaration of courage does Gerry make despite being hurt?
I ain't dead
What does Gerry say about dealing with unexpected situations?
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What does Boone require from the team in terms of teamwork?
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What familiar chant do Gerry and Julius use to motivate the team?
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What does Boone say regarding the selection of players based on their abilities?
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What statement does the Bar Owner make regarding service in his establishment?
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What did Julius retort to Gerry about racial identity?
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What does Gerry ask to be done with the issues he isn't dealing with?
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What familial connection does Gerry point out to Alice?
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Study Notes
Prejudice & Discrimination
- Gerry expresses deep-seated racism by referring to black teammates in dehumanizing terms.
- A sarcastic comment from a teammate highlights the absurdity of prejudice, comparing interaction with black teammates to visiting a zoo.
- Boone points out the pain experienced by his daughters, implying that the social challenges faced are widespread and deeply felt.
Courage
- Gerry's determination is showcased when he insists he is still capable despite being injured, showcasing mental resilience.
Overcoming Adversity
- A lesson in resilience is conveyed through Gerry, emphasizing the importance of quickly adapting to unexpected challenges.
Teamwork
- Coach Boone implements diverse bonding, mandating players to spend time with teammates of different races, reinforcing unity.
- The team’s anthem emphasizes identity and cohesion, repeating their mantra of being "the Titans," fostering a sense of pride and solidarity.
Friendship
- Gerry expresses familial loyalty and connection, emphasizing the strength of brotherhood in the face of adversity.
Segregation and Desegregation
- A bar owner's refusal of service exemplifies the persistent barriers of segregation that the characters encounter.
Overcoming Racism
- Boone asserts that meritocracy prevails in sports; the best players are selected regardless of race, challenging racism directly.
- Gerry's wish to remove Ray from the team reflects the internal conflicts and prejudices within the team dynamics.
- Louie confronts Julius about segregation, rejecting the idea of separate identities and promoting inclusivity.
The Power of Sport
- A call-and-response chant between Gerry and Julius symbolizes teamwork and the synergy developed through sports.
Conflict
- Tension between teammates is highlighted when Gerry refuses to relish in conflict, indicating a desire to move past disputes and foster harmony.
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This quiz features flashcards focusing on significant quotes from the film 'Remember the Titans'. Each quote emphasizes themes of prejudice and discrimination, providing context for better understanding. Test your knowledge and insights on this classic film's impactful dialogue.