Freida Lee Mock

director, 'Anita'

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Veteran documentary producer and director of films including Anita

Freida Lee Mock on KCRW

Back in 1991, the term “sexual harassment" wasn’t well understood, and it was rarely talked about. But one woman changed that.

Anita Hill

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