"Is it selfish to have kids?"
Filmmaker Claire Dooley interviews 20-somethings from both the left and right to have a vulnerable and hopeful discussion about whether or not, when and how to have children. Is this anti-family message actually being adopted by the next generation?
Hunter Sellen
Self
Kylie Watts
Self
Ariel Johnson
Self
Hannah Craft
Self
Claire Dooley
Self
Mauri Barnes
Self
Daniel Achee
Self
Filmmaker Claire Dooley interviews 20-somethings from both the left and right to have a vulnerable and hopeful discussion about whether or not, when and how to have children. Is this anti-family message actually being adopted by the next generation?
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