How to Get Away With Murder 4x13 Annalise's Speech to the Supreme Court Scene

@ChristinWilsey 3 years ago

This scene makes me so emotional. While the show is fictional, this scene is very very real for so many people.

@destiny6181 5 years ago

This makes me wanna be a great lawyer

@Stanley_89 4 years ago

This could never be more relevant than it is today.

@dodongtorrejos3618 3 years ago

I’m no American to say this, but the way she said “racism is built into the DNA of America” is nothing more can be powerful than this speech!

@Masterjedi688 4 years ago

I got chills when she said That the promise of civil rights has never been fulfilled. LOOOOVE her and the speech.

@claireclaudie265 6 years ago

She is a good actress I am so proud of her. I love her

@JKDblue 3 years ago

You know every old black actor in this scene really felt her speech because they lived through it.

@Arichxc 2 years ago

“The sixth amendment was ratified in 1791, it’s been 226 years since then, let’s finally guarantee its rights to all of our citizens”

@bonganikhumalo3126 5 years ago

she is one of the best actresses I know this woman deserves the awards of being a best actress Love you so much Viola Davis

@nancykeovongsa2661 6 years ago

you can see the real Annalisa in court and in her speaches

@six.elev3stn738 4 years ago

A question for the American people watching the show: how did you react to Annalise's statement "racism is built into the DNA of America"?

@thesacredibis6723 3 years ago

I presented this speech for my law school PowerPoint presentation closing. Thank you, Viola Davis, for addressing the fact that the 6th Amendment right to counsel is well overdue since 1791. Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) resulted in 2000 prisoners being set free and the creation of The Legal Aid Society. However, today there are 2.3 million incarcerated, 6.8 million on parole, and 70 million with a criminal record. There is much more work to be done.

@nosibulelemcelu4195 5 years ago

That look on Michaela's eyes broke me..

@Skydancer263 1 year ago

The quieter her voice became, the louder her message rang. The words had power all on their own. I always wondered if she did this in one take. If all present on set that day had previously heard this speech in its entirety cause, it made the hair on my arms rise. That was a mighty powerful speech.