Tipping Point
Tipping Point

Tipping Point

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A documentary about the 2020 racial justice protests in Portland, Oregon, based on interviews with various individuals.

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Mic Crenshaw

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Micah Fletcher

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Alaysia Atkins

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Shar Byrne

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Joe Cantrell

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Rachelle Dixon

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Julianne Johnson

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