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Why Do White People Have Black Spots?
By: festival@artsengine.net
Posted: Jun 18 09
Witnessed: 2524 times
Regions: Global, Africa, Ghana
Issues: Education, Freedom of opinion & expression, Immigration
Tags: Children, cross cultural, culture, global community, globalization, Media That Matters, students, Youth
Youth in Ghana pose questions to people outside of their borders and spark an ongoing dialogue through film.
[This Film is part of the Media That Matters Online Film Festival. For more information, go here.]
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