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201711 minPG-13talk

Gender Equality Civil Rights

Joelle Gamble Closing Remarks

201711 minPG-13talk

Joelle Gamble, Director of the National Network of Emerging Thinkers at the Roosevelt Institute, discusses the perspectives of her generation on social justice issues.

Gender Equality Civil Rights

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Joelle Gamble Closing Remarks

2017• 11 minPG-13

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Joelle Gamble, Director of the National Network of Emerging Thinkers at the Roosevelt Institute, discusses the perspectives of her generation on social justice issues.

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Joelle Gamble, Director of National Network of Emerging Thinkers, Roosevelt Institute, shares her experience as an emerging generation.

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