A high school student challenges state-mandated BMI tests, sparking a national debate over health policies affecting young people's lives.
“I Am Not A Number”
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A high school student challenges state-mandated BMI tests, sparking a national debate over health policies affecting young people's lives.
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Synopsis
Bailey Webber, a high school student, confronts state-mandated BMI tests affecting her peers. Her challenge sparks a national debate over the policy, drawing responses from government officials and educators. Webber advocates for the rights of students, arguing against the stigma associated with body mass index assessments. The film documents the emotional turmoil surrounding the issue and its effects on youth health and education. Directed by Bailey Webber, "The Student Body" runs for 85 minutes and was released in 2016.
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Why Watch
- Meet Bailey Webber, a student challenging BMI tests.
- Find out about the national debate on childhood obesity.
- See the impact of BMI testing on students' lives.
Did You Know
- Bailey Webber is the director and also a central figure in the film.
- The documentary has a runtime of 85 minutes.
- The film was produced in the United States in 2016.
- The tagline of the film is 'I Am Not A Number.'
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Who directed 'The Student Body'?
Bailey Webber directed 'The Student Body'.
What is the main issue addressed in 'The Student Body'?
The main issue is the state-mandated BMI tests imposed on high school students.
What year was 'The Student Body' released?
The documentary was released in 2016.
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