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Homelessness Documentary: Shine A Light (4 of 4)

Filmed in March 2007 in Montreal, Canada by two McGill management students. Its aim is to create awareness on the pressing social Filmed in March 2007 in Montreal, Canada by two McGill management s...  
 
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thanks guys, really helped me with my eassy im writing atm.
LKDelahunty (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Great job, guys.
aronevans (1 year ago) Show Hide
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good video
melkae1 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Nice Work! Are you guys gonna do more stuff like this???
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good video guys! It reminded me of my social context class. I admit that I really try to avoid homeless ppl. Although I do have sympathy, I don't really know how to face them and also it's probably coz am selfish. We tend to say it's govt's fault but none of each of us is exempt from trying to help in our own way. Argh, I feel pretty bad about myself now :(
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Awesome job guys!! Made me even more thankful for what I DO have. I think society, for the most part, turns a blind eye to the homeless. It's sad to know that this is happening in our country, with the numbers increasing daily...and unfortunate that our government doesn't feel that our homeless are worthy enough to help them more....if only they could walk a day in a homeless person's shoes.

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