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“All Hands Working:” Our Exclusive Interview with Mahlon Mitchell

Nov 28, 2017

Two weeks ago Mahlon Mitchell launched his campaign for governor. Here’s our exclusive interview on what he feels he brings to the race, his vision for the state and the possibility of becoming Wisconsin’s first black governor.

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