long struggle

Seeing the middle part felt a little verbose, and finally when Gaines heard on TV that Obama won and held Louis's hand tightly, the grievance that had accumulated for a long time and could not be expressed in words, he had been struggling for a long time. The hardships were relieved. He took out the tie that Kennedy gave him to iron a new one and went to the White House to meet Obama. This side of black servants and black presidents has trans-historical significance. Although the side of Gaines and Obama was not photographed at the end, I personally feel that if the black servants and the black president were photographed Enns would have been better off serving Obama once. The highlight of this film is at the end, and even for a moment I feel that the United States is a very great country.

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