Abortion Industry Ramps Up Fundraising with Annual ‘RePro’ Film Fest
28 Jul 2021
The abortion industry is seeking another influx of cash from the second rePro Film Fest, August 9-18, that will showcase feature and short films that focus on the industry’s narrative that now combines abortion with social justice activism.
According to the film fest’s opening press release, topics covered in the films include “equal access to abortion, criminalization of bodily autonomy, gender stereotyping, reproductive health concerns, postpartum depression, reproductive justice for women of color, among others.”
The countdown is on! @reprofilmfest kicks off on 8/9, with 15 films highlighting a variety of #reprorights + #reprojustice topics. All proceeds from tix + pass sales are donated to their Beneficiary Orgs, so show your support and purchase yours today: https://t.co/EJmg2fgMKU
Abortion Industry Ramps Up Fundraising with Annual RePro Film Fest
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Jordan Kenneth Kamp was born an artist.
“He was such a good artist at preschool that the teacher would say we never had anybody draw with the detail this 3-year-old draws with,” said his mother, Sheryl Kamp.
Drawing was one way for Jordan Kamp to express himself. As he grew older, he got immersed in a different type of storytelling, acting.
With his light heart and unique sense of humor, he became a familiar face on TV commercials, theater and cinema.
“I found an identity with being artistic, so I guess that’s where it started,” Kamp said.
His first performance was a one-act play, Hello, Dolly, at Orrville High School where he played Horace Vandergelder.
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