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Survived. The store was left to my dad and then passed on to me. Thank you to all you for a show this readers for supporting the bookstore. Tonight we are so excited to have with us caitlin who was journalist and founder of the newsletter about reproductive rights state and federal legislatures who received a frontpage award and planned parenthood media Excellence Award and United Nations press fellow for her work in the conde nast traveler. Tonight she is here as the author of see jane win which is the story of women changing american politics. She tells the story of four candidates to capture the moment was sadness and rage at the election of trump to catalyze into resistance joining caitlin to address the book is amanda who has her own book that says dont just march, run for something a guide to fixing the system yourself. [laughter] and also the cofounder executive director of one called run for something she supports diverse young progressives who are running for office. Let me ob
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