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Imagine a future "where minorities are the majority," people build more bridges than walls and education beats incarceration, a not-too-distant future where addiction is seen as a "crisis and not a crime" and where prisons are for killers—"not for tokers."
That's the world a group of young creatives wants to paint with a video in support of Hillary Clinton.
In what's described as a "passion project," a team of writers, photographers, producers and actors spent the past week (when they weren't doing their day jobs) scripting, shooting and acting in a film that takes a more optimistic view of the increasingly heated race for the White House.
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