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Childhood movie-watching: A cultural expectation that should be gone with the wind  The Georgetown Voice

The Anxiety of Growing Up Asian American  The Cut

FRONTLINE: Growing Up Poor In America  KPBS

Review: ‘Growing Up Smith’ Plants a Boy From India in 1979 America (Published 2017)  The New York Times

HBO Original Documentary 1000% ME: GROWING UP MIXED Debuts May 2  Warner Bros. Discovery

Growing Up in an American Commune  Filmmaker Magazine

‘Soul’ is the movie I wish I had seen growing up mixed-race in America  thechannels.org

'Dìdi' trailer is a perfect look at growing up online in the 2000s  Mashable

The Russian-Jewish Backdrop of ‘Anora’ Speaks to Immigrant Children Like Me  Hey Alma

Pan-African Film Festival: Growing up Black in the GDR  People's World

Netflix’s ‘Tigertail’ is the movie I wish I had growing up  Houston Chronicle

POV: Asian american representation in white media  vnhsmirror.com

I, An American, Asked An Australian 19 Questions About Growing Up Down Under  BuzzFeed

The Movies Got Small, and So Did We  The Atlantic

Nate Araya’s Film ‘Growing Up In America’  Tadias Magazine

Growing Up Poor in America | A Frontline Film  PBS

Run, Hide, Fight: Growing up under the gun, a new documentary from 14 student reporters and PBS News Student Reporting Labs  PBS

Filmed Across 14 Years, FRONTLINE’s Season Premiere Explores Impact of Being ‘Born Poor’ in America  PBS

America Ferrera Recalls Struggling to 'Fit In' Growing Up: 'That Meant Leaving My Heritage Behind'  People.com

'Minari' director Lee Isaac Chung talks Korean pears, growing up in rural Arkansas and reimagining the protagonist  Arkansas Times

Video: Opinion | A Conversation About Growing Up Black  The New York Times

'Mi Familia' In Movies: Films Mexican-American Millennials Grew Up On : Code Switch  NPR

Teaching Kids About Growing Up Chinese American in San Francisco with An American Girl Story - Ivy & Julie 1976: A Happy Balance  Tech Savvy Mama

Thompson Rehder describes ‘growing up on America’s fringe’ in new memoir, available now  The Missouri Times

Our Tonya: Growing Up in Thrall to an American Antiheroine  Literary Hub

America Ferrera Says This Is Big Difference Between Women & Men Growing Up  remezcla.com

Filmmaker Wes Hurley and his UW crew are living their ‘Potato Dreams’  UW Magazine

‘Stand By Me’: a film about losing childhood innocence—and discovering what is truly good  America Magazine