
How the U.S. Made it a Crime to Have Mental Illness
What filmmaker and psychiatrist Dr. Ken Rosenberg learned from making ‘Bedlam,’ his new doc that examines the revolving door between ERs, jails, and the streets

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What filmmaker and psychiatrist Dr. Ken Rosenberg learned from making ‘Bedlam,’ his new doc that examines the revolving door between ERs, jails, and the streets

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