Life in South Central Los Angeles as a Black Teenager (Performing Arts Community at Diego Rivera)

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Life in South central Los Angeles as a Black teenager

In this informative film, students at the Performing Arts Community at Diego Rivera explore the lived experiences of black teenagers growing up in South Central Los Angeles. 

This film was produced “by students, for students” during a film workshop with Young Moviemakers of America (YMA) in the spring of 2024.

"If our stories aren't told by us, they aren't told correctly."
Moon
Founder of YMA
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The premiere!

The premiere was held on the campus of California State University, Dominguez Hills. A special thanks goes out to Dr. Parham, Dr. Gammage, and Nnamdi Okafor. 

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Another big thanks to the wonderful staff at Performing Arts Center at Diego Rivera!

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