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Finding the Warmth of Our Sun 39: Race, Democracy, and the USA — Processing this moment in time

Jun 9, 2021

Not a specific dive, but a conversation of ugly realities of race, democracy, and the United States, creating anxiousness about the present and near future.

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Finding the Warmth of Our Sun 39: Race, Democracy, and the USA — Processing this moment in time

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