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Latest revision as of 02:49, 6 May 2024
Roughly Cut is the title of a 1994 film about infant circumcision. An excerpt from that film is presented here.
Video
Excerpt:
Roughly Cut, the 1994 documentary work of filmmaker Niklas Sven Vollmer, takes a revealing look at the issue of infant circumcision. This excerpt includes a segment from the historic Phil Donahue show with Marilyn Milos and Ronald Goldman, that aired on 17 June 1987.
Marilyn Milos, RN[a 1], described the events that led her to creating NOCIRC. Psychologist Ronald Goldman told what went on behind the scenes of a TV show he appeared on. Scenes of a circumcision will convince any human being that circumcision is the sickness.
This excerpt is used with the generous permission of Niklas Sven Vollmer.
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Registered nurse
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