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Community Bonds and Stands as One While Rebuilding Paradise
Howard reveals unbelievable footage sharing the vantage point from a car full of occupants desperately trying to flee through raging flames looking like what any one of us would imagine…
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Kerry Washington Puts ACLU Center Stage in The Fight
Most importantly, the audience witnesses first hand what huge, vulnerable hearts these legal eagles possess under what the pressure of doggedly fighting against one of the worst administrations in American…
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Teenage Sexual Curiosity on Full Throttle with Yes, God Yes
Winner of the 2019 SXSW Grand Jury Narrative Feature Award for Ensemble Acting and taking place in the early 2000's Midwest, Alice is guilt-ridden over discovering masturbation and attends a…
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Trans Images in Media are Challenged in Disclosure: Trans Lives on Screen
Disclosure: Trans Lives On Screen, Directed by Sam Feder, provides a cinematic history of how the trans community has been portrayed in the print and electronic media over the decades,…
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Time Looping Takes a Deep Dive Twist in Palm Springs
Director Max Barbakow gives me a rom-com that is completely unexpected, yet left me thinking about my own existence on earth, who I share space with and what I want…
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Hitmaker David Foster Pulls Off Veil to Life and Career With Off The Record
"All By Myself," "The Prayer" and the iconic Whitney Houston hit "I Will Always Love You" are just a few of the hundreds of cuts produced by Foster making him…
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Black Women Like Ida B. Wells Very Vital to The Vote
The struggle began with mass demonstrations, passing pamphlets on the street, standing on soapboxes and explaining why women needed to the right vote. But, men, just as the remain today,…
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Good Trouble is Right on Time
Good Trouble is a well documented film chronicling the life of a man who fought when his body was weak, his mind was tired and his spirit was weary. But,…
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AFI DOCS 2020: Algorhymic Racial Bias Put on Blast in Coded Bias
To date, over 117 million people in the United State have their face in a facial recognition network Currently there are nine companies (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, IBM, Google, Microsoft, Tencent,…
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Political Superstars on Parade in And She Could Be Next
Working with Emily's List has opened my eyes to the staggering number of women who are smart, capable in politics. Gone are the days where there is only one (Barbara…
