In the movie Cider House Rules, there’s a powerful scene in which a group of black migrant workers encounter a list of rules they must follow when they stay in the Cider House of this apple farm. One of the rules is that they can’t sit up on the roof of this small house. And yet, it is a hot and sultry day, and the only hope of catching a cooling breeze would be to get up on the roof. That’s when one of the black workers speaks a provocative truth. “The people who made those rules don’t live here. They [READ MORE]