Skin Deep Film
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In Frances Reid’s film Skin Deep: Building Diverse Campus Communities, the filmmaker observes students from four different campuses as they undergo a challenging racial awareness retreat. In an effort to understand their views and feelings on race, the filmmaker also follows them on campus and to their homes. In order to promote challenging dialogue and interaction, these particularly students were chosen because of their ability to be frank about their feelings on race and diversity. As one girl named Judith states “I will not be less angry…I’m not here to tell you pretty things, that it will be alright”. The students in the film often awkwardly confront one another on race and racism. In these confrontations we see how deeply ingrained are the roots of prejudice and hatred. More importantly we see how prejudice and racism have an impact on
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