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Creating a collective voice, one neighbor at a time

July 31, 2013 Lindsey Garner Cities, Ideas, Politics, Voting/Elections, Women Leave a comment

Politicians, advocacy groups, and even blogs love to use catchphrases such as “empowered citizenry” and “grassroots movement” to engage the public and inspire them

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