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Shirley” begins with Chisholm entering Congress and a group photo on the steps of the Capitol. His proud shoulders and high nose stand out from his white male counterparts, and when awkward comments fly his way, he shrugs his back with dignified respect and immediately “Shirley”. he does not move to show that his face does not move. It quickly jumps to the beginning of his presidential race, and this issue becomes the focal point of the film. Shirley organizes and puts together her team: her husband, Conrad, her mentor, Wesley McDonald Holder Arthur Hardwick Jr., and a bright-eyed young lawyer, Robert Gottlieb, whose heart beats in the spirit of youth working together they Shirley is an outsider in the race They know. Aside from the social aspects of her race and gender, she is comparatively inexperienced in politics, having served only one term as a legislator before running. But Shirley knew people and worked on the principle that politics belonged to the people. His theory apparent