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4. I think you got turned around.

Reply to Ken Burch (Original post)

Sat Aug 6, 2016, 11:50 AM

Aug 2016

The economic justice coalition won, it just isn't what you are accustomed to seeing.

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How does the economic justice movement need to change, to gain the trust and support of POC? [View all] Ken Burch Aug 2016 OP

First, those who voted for Hillary are of the opinion that the candidate who Squinch Aug 2016 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel Aug 2016 #2

AND the best nominee for economic justice. I also find it weird Squinch Aug 2016 #3

and does this"movement" include those who now support trump JI7 Aug 2016 #9

I think you got turned around. Starry Messenger Aug 2016 #4

The shortcoming of that candidate is precisely the point. Kind of Blue Aug 2016 #5

I do not find the economic justice movement to be at all revolutionary Blasphemer Aug 2016 #6

try listening. they viewed Clinton as the candidate who will bring economic justice JI7 Aug 2016 #7

you are wrong about lack of trust when it comes to sanders. it wasn't about sanders as much as JI7 Aug 2016 #8

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