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Marin School District To Hold Documentary Film Screening
The NUSD's Nov. 18 screening of "A Prosecutor's Stand" is part of the city's commemoration of United Against Hate Week.
NOVATO, CA — The Novato Unified School District next week will hold a screening of a short documentary film addressing hate crimes.
The screening of “A Prosecutor’s Stand” will be held Nov. 18 at 5:30 p.m. at Novato High School’s Center for the Arts (625 Arthur Street).
The screening is part of the NUSD’s participation in United Against Hate Week (Nov. 14-20).
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The film documents San Francisco District Attorney Victor Hwang’s charging perpetrators of racially-motivated crimes.
United Against Hate Week November 14 - 21, 2021 The community is invited to attend a film screening and discussion of 'A Prosecutor's Stand' at The Center for the Arts at Novato High School. November 18 @ 5:30 pm pic.twitter.com/DMCfZKIReG
— NUSD-Novato (@NUSD1) November 10, 2021
“Hwang raises awareness about the importance of reporting and prosecuting hate, and works with the community to seek justice for the victims,” a description of the film on the movie’s website said.
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“A Prosecutor’s Stand” was produced in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office as part of Not in Our Town, a group that works to make communities safer and more inclusive.
A Q&A panel and interactive discussion will follow the screening of the 17-minute film.
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