Question: On the surface, The Help is about people overcoming prejudice and racism in their community. But it's also about listening to people tell their stories. And, to paraphrase a line from the film, it's about confirming that all of us are "kind, smart, and important." How do the maids/housekeepers use supportive listening in the film? What types are present? Is a combination of responses always effective? You may choose a scene or scenes from the movie to support your answer