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CAN WE TALK? LEARING FROM BOSTON'S DESEGREGATION
Can We Talk? is a powerful and inspirational story of the busing and desegregation era that changed Boston forever. Told through the experiences of those who have never publicly shared their stories, the film documents how this crisis is still felt today. The documentary aspires to help the city begin a long-overdue honest conversation about racism, classism, and social injustices that have plagued not only the Boston public schools, but the city of Boston as a whole.
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LocationBlackman Auditorium, Northeastern University (View)
342 Huntington Avenue in Ell Hall
Boston, MA 02136
United States
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