Condoleezza Rice, David Kennedy: Stories for Turbulent Times
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Condoleezza Rice and David M. Kennedy ask: “what does it mean to be American?”
Condoleezza Rice, David M. Kennedy and unlikely citizen-activists including baseball manager Joe Maddon, author Junot Díaz, Marine Tegan Griffith, and political organizers Joan Blades and Mark Meckler, ask “what does it mean to be American?” They strive to bring communities together across deep divides.
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Condoleezza Rice, David Kennedy: Stories for Turbulent Times
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Condoleezza Rice, David M. Kennedy and unlikely citizen-activists including baseball manager Joe Maddon, author Junot Díaz, Marine Tegan Griffith, and political organizers Joan Blades and Mark Meckler, ask “what does it mean to be American?” They strive to bring communities together across deep divides.
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