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The Afro Mexpats
Three black women build new lives in México, leaving the american dream behind. They flee systemic racism and the high cost of housing in the United States, but find themselves facing a complex situation. With the advantages of having a U.S. passport, they question their role in the country's growing gentrification, while simultaneously experiencing everyday racism. An unique vignette about the wave of foreigners who have come to live in México.
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Three black women build new lives in México, leaving the american dream behind. They flee systemic racism and the high cost of housing in the United States, but find themselves facing a complex situation. With the advantages of having a U.S. passport, they question their role in the country's growing gentrification, while simultaneously experiencing everyday racism. An unique vignette about the wave of foreigners who have come to live in México.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Latino Public Broadcasting, Third Root Media
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