Infrastructure, voting rights, and Catholicism

Update: 2021-04-05

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What does it mean to spend trillions of dollars on infrastructure? Where does the money come from to pay for it? And what is involved in getting new voting rights legislation passed? Also hear how Teresa Leger Fernandez’s Catholic faith affects the way she thinks about politics in Diary of a Congresswoman.

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Infrastructure, voting rights, and Catholicism

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The assassination of Fred Hampton

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Infrastructure, voting rights, and Catholicism

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Infrastructure, voting rights, and Catholicism

Infrastructure, voting rights, and Catholicism