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Asian Population Genocide
Group Effort: Hannah, Rachel, Lara, Ashley
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Student Short
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4 min.
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A glimpse into the world of population control in Asia as seen by four young women growing up in the United States, Produced by Landon College Preparatory and Leadership Development School which offers middle school students 6th through 8th grade leadership and critical thinking curriculum. The 8th graders focus on Leadership in the Global World and in groups design their own multi-media presentations.
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