l : hello elizabeth how are you ?
Elisabeth: i am fine and you?

Hazel: i'm fine too I didn't got the occasion to meet you before and apologie because of the way I treated you,
I'm really sorry for that and i think that the 40th anniversary celebration of Central High's integration is a good occasion
to reconciliate ourselves.

E : yes it's no longer a problem i know that it was probably hard for you to bear
all this harrassement because of the picture that made us famous so tell me what happened after when did you change your mind ?

Hazel : So i continue to go against black people not as extreme as the Ku klux clan but well i'm not proud of what
i have done. I started to change my opinion just a few year after the martin luther king speech i was also opposed at
him and for me he was a trouble maker but now i realize that he was totally right. What about you today what did you become
after ?

E: i went through a lots of difficultes it wasn't easy but i always kept in mind that it was probably because of
the environnement here in the south that a lots of people were racist. i continue my litterature studies and try to find
a job but after a few try i didn't find any so i went back to my family and get married i got 2 beautiful children and
i became a housewife and i am still one. And you what did you do after ?

Hazel: i started a journalism carrier in the guardian just after the end of my studies
 it was easy for me to find a job at this time and i was a small reporter but few years after I started to feel guilty so
i stoped my job of reporter and i went to an organization that help the black people to integrate companies and also help
the younger of them in school it helped me a lot. Now equality for all is a part of my life.