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Epstein File EFTA00591215: Privilege, Grand Jury and Documentary (DS9)

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This document is a media article from indieWire dated January 6, 2012, discussing filmmaker Eugene Jarecki and his documentary 'The House I Live In,' which won the Sundance Grand Jury Prize and examines the war on drugs. The excerpt includes personal reflection on privilege and opportunity disparities.

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But as we grew older, I saw our paths diverge - where I as a white American found opportunity and **privilege**, they as African- Americans met a new kind
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filmmaker and Sundance staple Eugene Jarecki (his last film "Reagan" premiered at the festival in 2011 and his 2005 film "Why We Fight" won the Sundance **Grand**
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**Jury** Prize) is back this year with "The House I Live In" (U.S.

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