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AfroPoP Digital Shorts: Spare Me

Will Mauricette

AfroPoP Digital Shorts: Spare Me

Spare Me tells the story of Trey Compton, a young African American man confronting his past to overcome changing a flat tire. Throughout the story, the viewer is shown flashbacks to showcase what connection Trey has to this certain location which is a sundown town, and why changing a tire is no easy task for him to undertake.