Youth Media: Breaking Silences 10mins
Produced by Laura Rahman, Kashara Robinson, Angela White
Price: Free
This ten-minute documentary, "Breaking Silences", focuses on the increase in rape and sexual violence of female students on college campuses with a specific focus on the recent events surrounding the issue at Spelman College, one of two historically Black colleges for women in the U.S.
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