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maybe hbo should make people take a quiz about american history before they get to watch "gone with the wind." question number one: why was there a civil war? because states wanted the the right-- you don't need to watch the movie. here's a documentary. try in a few years and come back again. hbo hasn't said how they're going to add context to "gone with the wind." it is going to be a tough task. so we decided to do it for them. >> scarlet, you know you get prettier all the time. >> thank you, ashley,. >> we traveled a long road since the old days, haven't we scarlet, the lazy days. >> they weren't lazy for everyone. >> the warm twilight, the high soft-- >> the what. let's get one thing straight, if we're laughing starkly, it means we're laughing at you. you know she's talking about slavery. you got that, right? >> go ahead and make that way.

being drafted. >> trevor: you know this movement is creating change when even the dictionary is agreeing that they need to update the definition of racism. dictionaries can be very slow to embrace change. most of these words have the same definition since i was in preschool. they just updated the definition of an entire word in the dictionary. that is huge. i can imagine if whoever is in charge of math was like, yo, we screwed up on the number 7. it's a lot more complicated than we realized." and it makes perfect sense to do this, because too many people out there think that racism is only if you wear a klan hood or call somebody the "n" word. if you don't do that, that's not racist. amy cooper herself said i did not do anything racist. but racism as a system is often more dangerous and descructsive. preventing black people from getting loans, stopping black kids from getting an equal

>> go ahead and make that way. spend whatever you want. make it as fine a plantation as it ever was. >> oh! it will be a fine plantation. but it's going to have to have white labor next time. the south is not going to rise again, scarlet. >> trevor: great job, dulce. next up, you should fix "green book." now, while our movies are getting a lesson in racism, we're also making some updates to the "movies of reading": books. >> one woman is changing the way peole look at racism by changing its definition. kennedy mitchum contacted merriam-webster after she saw folks quoting the definition of racism online. mitchum says the definition should include that there is a systemic oppression upon a group of people. it is not simply just dislike of someone because of the color of their skin or ethnicity. the editor of merriam-webster agreed and said a revision to the entry of racism is being drafted. >> trevor: you know this

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doing in birmingham, alabama, people went, "whoa! i didn't know that really happened in america." >> trevor: right. >> now today, everybody-- not only should cops be wearing body cams. everybody has a bodyical. everybody has a cell phone. the last words of george floyd, "i can't breathe," they would have been cons qesh, but if they had not seen him take his last breath, none of this would have been nearly as consequential. because people are now saying, "my god. did you see that?" it's one of those inflection points. >> trevor: it really does feel like an inflection point and it is one that is difficult for many americans to navigate. most americans agree there is a problem in policing between police and the black community and even many poor white communities. this is something we know what we look at interactions between police and the american people. you have come out in favor of police reform, you know. but what does that actually mean? because some people think that you cannot...

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give your kids black-sounded names. i'm joking. you should see your face. you were terrified. you can be allies in different ways. for now you can continue giving your kids white names like polo and denaerys. while all this racial reckoning is going on, it's easy too forget this is also an election year. last night, democrats and republicans lined up to vote in georgia's primary elections. and when i say, lined up," they lined up. today voters waited in long lines as they tried to cast votes. >> from the air you could see long lines of voters, socially distanced. >> voters reported standing in the hot sun for up to four hours. >> an extremely long wait. i have seen lots of people leave they don't have understanding employers. >> this is a crisis in our world to make us not exercise our right to vote! please, god, help us. >> trevor: goddamn, did you see those lines.