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| Eva Coleman | ... | Harper | |
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Pamela Slagg | ... | Bea |
| Jeannie West | ... | Mrs. Wynn | |
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Lisa K. Carter | ... | Mrs. White |
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Reeko Brooks | ... | James |
| Dean Deck | ... | Mr. Wynn | |
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Kinsey Krutzler | ... | Skylar |
| Troy Legette | ... | Thug | |
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Rubee Ellis | ... | Willow |
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Jessica Ellis | ... | Willow's Mom |
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Kevin Ellis | ... | Willow's Dad |
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Benny Rodriguez | ... | Track Coach |
| Kaitlin Mcnerney | ... | Head Mean Girl | |
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Alexa McGrory | ... | Spanish Mother |
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Kierra Pitts | ... | Young Harper (VO) |
This film explores the notion of racial identity told from the perspective of a young girl. It shows her struggle to find herself in a world that sometimes sees race as "black" and "white". It shines a light on stereotypes that are based either on deep-seated racism and intolerance, or on ignorance and a lack of communication. It touches on one of the fundamental tenets of humanity which is a desire to know more about who we are and where we come from, even if this brings us into conflict with others. Whilst in this story our protagonist, a 14 year old 9th grade biracial girl called Harper, initially deals with these issues alone, in reality she is one of thousands of young people who struggle with them every day. Written by Mark Heywood