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To The Contrary
Egyptian Uprising, Women in Film, Poverty in the Suburbs
Season 22
Episode 17
Sexual assault is on the rise during the Egyptian Uprising. Speaking roles for women in film are on a downward trend. Poverty is rising in suburban neighborhoods.
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