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Addressing the Real Need in Real Time

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As someone who’s been organizing since I was a teenager, I can tell you that it’s hard to get people to focus on two things at once. Pick a real need and work on it in real time – that’s the way to win people over. We saw this play out when President Biden announced … Addressing the Real Need in Real Time Read More »


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