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Anti-bullying organization creating positive films to help kids and adults BlackPressUSA

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FLORIDA COURIER - “We do this by using the negative experiences as a tool to help people grow and to help others. We allow kids and adults who have been bullied to be in music videos and film projects we produce,”

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