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The Question of Equality: Culture Wars (1995) | Slate

The Question of Equality: Culture Wars

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Rated 1.0 on TMDB

The Question of Equality: Culture Wars

In Culture Wars the civil war for cultural values being fought by right-wing conservatives and gay activists is chillingly depicted: after activists convince authorities to acknowledge the 1990 murder of Julio Rivera in Queens as a hate crime, the murderers are convicted;Jesse Helms uses the public television broadcast of Marlon Rigg’s Tongues Untied to attack the National Endowment for the Arts; and local activists successfully campaign against Oregon’s Religious-Right-sponsored Ballot Measure 9, the first of many initiatives nationwide seeking to curtail civil rights.

Released: 1995
Runtime: 57m

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Tina Di FeliciantonioDirector

Jane C. WagnerDirector

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