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The Teen Files Flipped: Tolerance

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Amber freely discusses her bias against fat people; Sean is equally frank with his prejudice against gays. When they "flip" for 24 hours, they come face-to-face with their own intolerances. Amber's fat suit and Sean's hair style and dress provide ample opportunity for them to be hurt, ignored, categorized, and demeaned. By day's end, both teenagers have a different point of view. NOTE: Profanity in the frank discussion has been "bleeped" (censored), but slurs and biased language remain.

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Runtime: 21 minutes 20 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Health and Safety
Subtopic: Emotional Abuse, LGBTQ, Prejudice
Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
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Release Year: 2001
Producer/Distributor: AIMS Multimedia
Series: Teen Files Flipped

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Closeup angle view of a teenage girl standing against a white backdrop. She looks to the side of camera with her eyebrows arched and her mouth slightly closed. Caption. You lied and you hurt me.

Closeup of a teenage boy standing on the sand at the beach. He smiles as he speaks. Caption. I do not believe it is hard work.

Closeup of a teenage girl looking away from camera with a distressed expression as if she is about to cry. Her forehead and eyebrows are furrowed and her eyes appear anxious. Caption. I would feel bad.

Closeup of a teenager looking over camera, mouth open. The teenager wears a goth hairstyle and clothing. Caption. We're all gonna die 1 day. Make the fullest of it.

Closeup of a teenage boy sitting in a room as he looks down and away from the camera, speaking. A bookcase and lava lamp appear in the background. Caption. He saw that I had my ears pierced.

Askew view of a police officer leaning against a police car bumper with the driver's door open. The car is parked in a parking lot. Caption. Why don't they do something that makes their life better?

Closeup of a teenage boy seated and looking towards camera. A table filled with trophies against a wall is behind him. Caption. Basically anybody can get a gun now.

Teenage boy seated in a bedroom. He faces camera and wears a spiked mohawk hairstyle. Behind him are wall posters, a drum set, and a chest of drawers with a blue ribbon hanging from a knob. Caption. Me and a couple of friends decided to have a party.