Can Oppression Be Liberation? Three generations of women of African descent share their lived experiences and what justice would look like for sex trade survivors in New York and across the U.S.&nbsp;CONTAINS SEXUAL LANGUAGE.&nbsp;ADULT SUPERVISION ADVISED. &nbsp;A panel discussion follows this powerful film.

Can Oppression Be Liberation?

Can Oppression Be Liberation? examines life in prostitution and its family and community impact, as well as the intersection of race, cyclical generational oppression, the criminal injustice system, public policy and more. CONTAINS SEXUAL LANGUAGE. ADULT SUPERVISION ADVISED.

National human trafficking activist Brenda Myers-Powell, and Joyclyn Bell, one of the three activists featured in Can Oppression Be Liberation?, engage in a one-on-one conversation fueled by their survivor status, potent lived experience and formidable work in the community and policy parlors.

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Generational Exploitation: An Expansion of Can Oppression Be Liberation

Two formidable women who possess lived experience in the sex trafficking “life” and a powerful record of community service and policy advocacy share their wisdom.

Can Oppression Be Liberation? 

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