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Change doesn’t always come on its own. Americans share a long and violent history and the soil under our feet are soaked in blood. It seems we have come so far and crossed so many bridges and yet still have so far to go. This experiment has lasted 250 years and feels like we have 250 more to go. It wasn’t that long ago that John Lewis and the 600 walked across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma Alabama and was met with total violence- a defiant, a vagrant, a disrupter, a challenger, a rebel, an o
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