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Celebs Ask, 'Are You Bradley Manning?'

A new video asks whether anyone else would have taken the same actions that Manning did after witnessing what he did while serving overseas.

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As Bradley Manning undergoes trial on charges of sharing government information, a group of celebrities and notable figures are asking what others would have done had they been in Manning's position.
The video "I Am Bradley Manning" includes appearances by Oliver Stone, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Peter Sarsgaard, Russell Brand, Lt. Dan Choi, Tom Morello, Moby, Alice Walker, and Daniel Ellsberg.
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