Casual Convo With Marsha: Terra Renee of African American Women in Cinema

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December 2, 2019

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On episode 2 of “Casual Convo With Marsha“, Marsha talks to Terra Renee, president and CEO of African American Women In Cinema, on the eve of her 22nd annual film festival in New York City, about why women of color trying to break into the film industry need their own platform.

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