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This documentary is about special needs children who were abused by teachers, and allegedly covered up by the Futon County School District in Atlanta Georgia. This story is horrific, but you will be educated on what we must do to protect our special needs children. Ronald Hatcher, the parent of Aaron Hatcher who was allegedly abused twice in the Fulton County School District between 2006/2010 by his teachers died as this alleged abuse contributed to his demise. Mr. Ronald Hatcher invites you into the pain of what happen, and how his family survived this horrific incident. Ronald Hatcher teamed up with Lala Dunson and together along with Georgia's House of Representative Valencia Stovall, and brought about a change where cameras are placed in The Special Needs Classroom in the State of Georgia Valencia Stovall. "The Landon Dunson Act"This billed passed and is in process for 2016. We know cameras in the special needs classroom will protect the students from being abused and the teachers from being accused. This will promote safety! Gerald Rose of New Order National Human Rights Organization, Carol Sadler of Georgia Advocacy, Lisa Williams parent of the alleged abuse special needs child, The Hatcher Family and more will discuss how They Can't Talk But We Can. This documentary will hurt, heal and bless you all at the same time!

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