At the Oscars, a different kind of drama played out off the red carpet as much as on it: a mother’s quiet, relentless demand for memory to become policy. Gloria Cazares—whose daughter Jackie was among the victims of the Uvalde school shooting—stood to accept Best Documentary Short on a night saturated with triumphs and spectacle. She didn’t just accept a statuette; she pressed a stark moral question into the global spotlight: what changes when we let the rooms of dead children stay empty?
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