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11 Films That Inspired Social Change

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Sophie Martinez

4 Little Girls (1997)

Spike Lee’s 4 Little Girls was released 34 years after the KKK Birmingham Baptist Church bombing that killed four Black girls. The FBI reopened the case after the film’s release and by 2002, two men were convicted in the bombing who had evaded prosecution for decades. You can read more about the case here.

Main image: Bambi and Faline in Bambi.

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