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In a suburb of Stockholm, a group of 13-year-olds prepare for the rhetoric competition Debattmästarna. Guided by their mentor Mariama, they train to articulate their views on charged social issues such as crime, stop-and-search zones, and profiling based on clothing.
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In a suburb of Stockholm, a group of 13-year-olds prepare for the rhetoric competition Debattmästarna. Guided by their mentor Mariama, they train to articulate their views on charged social issues such as crime, stop-and-search zones, and profiling based on clothing.
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