Black I Am
Twelve minutes capture the efforts of women in Honduras' first Garífuna community as they work for their daughters' futures and celebrate their identity.
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Twelve minutes capture the efforts of women in Honduras' first Garífuna community as they work for their daughters' futures and celebrate their identity.
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In the first Garífuna community in Honduras, women focus on building a better future for their daughters. They engage in various activities to strengthen their identities and cultural heritage. The film captures their celebrations and the vital role of maternal figures within the community. Set against the backdrop of Honduras, it illustrates the efforts of these women to foster a sense of belonging and empowerment for the younger generation. The documentary runs for 12 minutes and was released in 2020.
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