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What's Gender Got To Do With It? (2021)
In this documentary, teenagers and adults, share personal stories of gender discrimination and how it has affected their mental health. With a focus on the queer community, activists working to end discrimination based on gender identity and gender expression discuss their methods for changing minds, behaviors and social structures. This film also looks at how social media plays a part in spreading stereotypes about gender roles, as well as how it can be used as a tool for social change.
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In this documentary, teenagers and adults, share personal stories of gender discrimination and how it has affected their mental health. With a focus on the queer community, activists working to end discrimination based on gender identity and gender expression discuss their methods for changing minds, behaviors and social structures. This film also looks at how social media plays a part in spreading stereotypes about gender roles, as well as how it can be used as a tool for social change.
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Eddalye Pena, Isabella Araya, Justin Seaborough, Ana Isabella Beltran, Muhammad Bakhshi, Nafi Ahmed, Norman Gottschalk, Joseph Archer Zapata, Cristian Marc Jimenez Lopez, Alexandra (Alex) Vasquez, Dayanna Vergara, Yosaira Matos Santana, Nash Fuetsch, Tamanna (Tammy) Chowdhury
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In Theaters:1/6/2021
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