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Before and After Detention (2020)
Before and After Detention follows the journey of three transgender women as they seek a better life in the US as they face transphobia, racism, and discrimination. Yet, they are filled with hope and resilience even as they fight every day to call the US home.
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Before and After Detention follows the journey of three transgender women as they seek a better life in the US as they face transphobia, racism, and discrimination. Yet, they are filled with hope and resilience even as they fight every day to call the US home.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/6/2020
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