SC-S28/wk2: "Movie Highlights: "Based on True Events"| The hidden Figures 2016

uzma4882 (77)in #mschallenge-s28w2 • 23 days ago (edited)

^{20th Century Real Life Movie in the Hollywood Cenima}

Greetings Dear Steemians

I am delighted to be part of the movies experience which are based on real life events, inspirational characters and most influential legends who played crucial role to represent the sacrifices of the people for the homeland peace and prosperity. I would like to congrats @ruthjoe for selecting again to organize her movie highlights weekly challenge.

The top hit and most favorite movie that I have personally experienced after watching it's whole real based story of three brave and influential American and African mathematician's and engineers Women who played crucial role in the NASA astronaut , A great achievements in the space of America .

They together made major calculative and scientific contributions in the space and provoke equality, determination and courage. Provoke empowerment was the motive of that movie.

Katherine Johnson

is a Brilliant American, African Woman who calculated the complex flight paths in NASA. Her an other's dedicated responsibility to send the astronauts in the space and safely bring back into earth.

Dorothy Vaughan

She was being the first American space supervisor because of her expertise in mathematics and computer programming. She was being a influential legend for the women who works in the NASA.

Mary Jackson

The third one the first African Engineer woman played crucial role in NASA. She provoke equal opportunities for all the Women in Space. Her basic strategy was to defy discrimination and prove that intelligence and brilliance can change the history.

Did the movie make you more curious about the real-life story?

Yes , because the three influential American African Women set the example of unity, bravery and integrity in the field of NASA . They together open the door for all women by defy discrimination and racism. Thier role in the movie inspired and develop curiousity about thier real life characters.

Their dedication and achievements were outstanding that inspired everyone and encourage to explore thier legacy , contribution and extraordinarily attainments i NASA and America history.

Which scene or moment felt the most powerful or emotional?

^{The most emotional and influential scene in the movie taken from YouTube}

The scene was so powerful and emotional because the conversation behind of that scene was to defy the segregation and discrimination by providing sperate opportunities for women and men in the NASA.

The dramatic situation in the video reflects the best moment of the movie in which the Colored Bathroom symbolize to provide sperate bathrooms and opportunities to the astronauts in the Space.

The scene of that movie highlights that the African that are the black people face discrimination everytime and everyday because of not providing them equal respect , equal opportunities of restrooms . This emotional scene actually provoke human dignity and equal treatment in the NASA.

What lessons did you learn from the true story portrayed?

Yes, the most influential lesson and encourage to practice in real life is to break the barriers of discrimination and provoke empowerment.

The unity, bravery and integrity of three women crucial role inspired to everyone that their together hard work , persistence and dedication can open the doors of equal opportunities that were once closed .

The an other lesson learned from the true story portrayed is the worth of education, importance of equality and fair opportunities that can bring tremendous change in the nation as well.

How did it make you feel about the people or time period it represented?

I feel very sad about that the people on that time period because they faced discrimination challenges in different scenarios.

Especially sad for brilliant Black women who had the talent to change history but not the freedom to use a simple restroom without humiliation.

It highlights how segregation and discrimination were woven into everyday life, yet these women pushed forward with dignity, intelligence, and courage. The most important thing the film shows is that progress is made not just through scientific breakthroughs, but through human resilience .

In short the positive thing is that the willingness to stand up against injustice, break barriers quietly and loudly, and prove that genius has no color, no gender, and no limits.

In the end , I would like to invite my Steemit fellows @drhira @xkool24 and @salina1 to take part in the challenge and share your valuable experience. Thank you