Column: This filmmaking program allows young women ‘cycle breakers’ to share what they see in the world ...Middle East

On Monday evening, Azalee Irving’s short documentary will be streamed by the Gene Siskel Film Center’s Black Harvest Film Festival. That would be an exciting honor for anyone. For Irving, it runs deeper than excitement.

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