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Check out a screening of Give Up Tomorrow, a documentary about a teenager from a political family in the Philippines who is accused of a double murder, followed by a conversation about the film, human rights issues, and our own criminal justice system (gulp). Part of Antioch’s Winter Social Justice film series. 6pm. Antioch University, 801 Garden St. Call (805) 962-8179 for info.

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