Friendship And Self Discipline In Remember The Titans

The Civil Rights movement made a big change in American history. In the movie â€Å"Remember the Titans† we see how de-segregation effects high school football teams, coaches and society. The movie takes place at a time in history when integration of black and white teenagers start in schools. There is a cultural divide between the football players. The main characters are Herman Boone, Bill Yoast, Sheryl Yoast, Gerry Bertier, and Julius Campbell. In this project I will explain 4 examples of â€Å"friendship/self discipline by the main characters in the movie. Next I will explain what friendship and self-discipline mean to me. The definition of friendship is someone you can have fun with. Someone you can always depend on if you need help. A person†¦show more content†¦Yoast begins to see that they must work as a team to get the players to get along and respect each other’s culture. Moreover, Boone uses different things with the players to get the players to get along. He makes the black players and whites players ride on the same bus, share rooms, and all the players run at the battle of Gettysburg. These things make the team come together and look at each other like a team and not color. This also make Boone and Yoast have respect for each other and become friends in the end. Second, Gerry Bertier is the white player that seems to be the leader of the white players. Julius Campbell is a black player that seems to be the leader of the black players. At first the two teenagers do not get along because of race, favoritism, and need to protect their culture. Coach Boone having the team players get on same bus, share rooms, and help each other on the run at the Gettysburg battle make the players become a better team a develop a friendship. Gerry and Campbell develop a respect for one another and it rubs off on the other teammates. Towards the end you can see that Gerry and Julius are now good friends. 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