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Hair, Love and Racism (2020)
Karen grew up heavily influenced by her right-wing family. Her whole life she thought people were treated equally regardless of race. Her new home, city, and boyfriend show her a different reality.
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Karen grew up heavily influenced by her right-wing family. Her whole life she thought people were treated equally regardless of race. Her new home, city, and boyfriend show her a different reality.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Nakia T. Hamilton
In Theaters:11/26/2020
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Runtime:87 minutes
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