Amanda: Identities, Politics, and Spiritual A-Ha Moments

Update: 2019-07-16

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Amanda Ryan, a elected official in Nebraska, talks about what it means to her to identify with historically marginalized communities. "I'm pushing people to think outside of what is Jewish and or what is Latino."

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Amanda: Identities, Politics, and Spiritual A-Ha Moments

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Amanda: Identities, Politics, and Spiritual A-Ha Moments

Amanda: Identities, Politics, and Spiritual A-Ha Moments