"Why not paint you blacker?" "Why not paint you blacker?" I've read some books I've read...
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"Why not paint you blacker?" "Why not paint you blacker?"
REBEKAH: I've read some books
and things like that REBEKAH: I've read some books
and things like that REBEKAH: I've read some books
and I know that white-skinned people and I know that white-skinned people can still be more respected
than other-skinned people can still be more respected
than other-skinned people
and it makes me uncomfortable
REBEKAH: I've read some books
and things like that REBEKAH: I've read some books
and things like that REBEKAH: I've read some books
and I know that white-skinned people and I know that white-skinned people can still be more respected
than other-skinned people can still be more respected
than other-skinned people
and it makes me uncomfortable
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"Why not paint you blacker?"
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"Why not paint you blacker?"
REBEKAH: I've read some books
and things like that
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REBEKAH: I've read some books
and things like that
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REBEKAH: I've read some books
and I know that white-skinned people
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and I know that white-skinned people
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can still be more respected
than other-skinned people
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can still be more respected
than other-skinned people
and it makes me uncomfortable.
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Movie Summary
Marc Fennell explores a ground-breaking school program designed to provide a class of primary school students with the tools to identify racial bias and make positive change.
