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Light in the Shadows

American women of Indigenous, African, Arab, European, Jewish, Asian, Latina and Mixed Race descent, use authentic dialogue to crack open a critical door of consciousness.

Producer/Director
Shakti Butler

50 minutes, Color DVD Video

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testimonials

Mirrors of Privilege is a moving call, long-overdue, coming from the heart of white people working to restore their own humanity. Undoing the false teachings of racial supremacy, which are all-pervasive and quite subtle, requires a lifetime of work.
Van Jones, Executive Director ,
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights