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‘Martyrs Street’ Documents Gripping Tales of Struggles in West Bank

Theater for the New City presents 'Martyrs Street' By Misha Shulman. Chilling tale of two houses in Hebron examines the take-over of Israeli and Palestinian societies by religious extremists.

Take A Seat And Be Moved: The Rated ‘SR’ Socially Relevant Film Festival 2015

This year, the Women Film Critics Circle presents their second annual WFCC Award at the Socially Relevant Film Festival, for Best Film By Or About Women.

Black Male Frames Book Review

In the antebellum era, when minstrel shows took the US by storm as the country's first popular form of entertainment, African-American males were portrayed by white men in blackface as servile or surly.

WorkShop Theater Presents Magical ‘A La Carte: A Feast of New Plays’

In an evening of one-acts, food is used as a motif to examine the daily clashes in life and the social and personal issues behind them.

Codebreaker Film Review: When Winning The War Isn’t Enough

This should be a story about achievement and patriotism and glory; but instead it's a tale of prejudice and castigation and ingratitude.

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