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Aug 2019
1h 13m

Left & Right CAN Be Friends: Searching f...

JEN HATMAKER
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In the immortal words of Jack Nicholson, can you handle the truth? We think you can, and we’re excited to start a new series that dives into the murky world of truth-telling in our culture today: For the Love of Finding the Truth! Skewing the truth is nothing new—bias exists everywhere—but in the pre-social media era, it was a smidge easier to parse through ... Show More
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