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Feb 2022
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Calling In the Call-Out Culture with Lor...

SUE MARRIOTT LCSW, CGP & ANN KELLEY PHD
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The venerable Loretta Ross shares her techniques of compassionate and practical wisdom from decades of fighting from multiple angles for human rights. From working with familes post-KKK to reproductive justice, she makes no bones about putting people in their place but does so with love and firmness. This episode will help you more effectively have ANY hard ... Show More
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