Equal Means Equal
“There are no more excuses.”
Synopsis
An unflinching look at how women are treated in the USA today examining issues such as workplace harassment, domestic violence, rape and sexual assault. It shows how discriminatory attitudes still prevail and influence society and argues for the need to improve laws that claim to protect women.
Credits
- Leslie Acocaas Self - Founder, National Girls Health and Justice Institute
- Beth Adubatoas Self - Professor of Criminal Justice - New York Institute of Technology
- Brigitte Alexanderas Self - Director, Sexual Assault Response Team, North Central Bronx Hospital
- Patricia Arquetteas Self - Actress, Activist, Executive Producer
- Naheed Bahramas Self - Program Director - Women for Afghan Women
- Dina Bakstas Self - Co-Founder and Co-President - A Better Balance, The Work and Family Legal Center
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Edited by Geoffrey StebbinsShot by Jendra JarnaginScored by Charles Henri Avelange
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17 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Leslie Acoca
as Self - Founder, National Girls Health and Justice Institute
Beth Adubato
as Self - Professor of Criminal Justice - New York Institute of Technology
Brigitte Alexander
as Self - Director, Sexual Assault Response Team, North Central Bronx Hospital
Patricia Arquette
as Self - Actress, Activist, Executive Producer
Naheed Bahram
as Self - Program Director - Women for Afghan Women
Dina Bakst
as Self - Co-Founder and Co-President - A Better Balance, The Work and Family Legal Center
Lucienne Beard
as Self
Helen Benedict
as Self - Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, Author (as Professor Helen Benedict)
Kim Biddle
as Self - Founder, Executive Director, Saving Innocence
Kathryn Brown
as Self
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