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People Like Us (2008) | Slate

People Like Us

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People Like Us

Is food a right, or a privilege?

Following the passage of an ordinance outlawing the feeding the homeless in public parks, Orlando's community was left with one question: Is food a right, or a privilege?

Released: 2008
Runtime: 8m
Genres: Documentary
Country: United States of America

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Brett Allen SmithDirector

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