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Maintaining the Energy for Activism When You’re Struggling to Pay Rent: A Conversation with Jules Wernersbach

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By Rachel Leon Verified
| The Rumpus
It’s easy to fall into existential despair these days. To wonder what the role of art is. To be overwhelmed by all the social justice work to do. That’s why social novels feel extra necessary these days—and that’s what Jules Wernersbach’s stunning debut, Work to Do, is. It tells the story of an Austin food co-op owned by Eleanor, a sixty-five-year-old lesbian, and largely run by senior manager, Roz.
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First Reformed Church | Landmarks with Leon

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By Rachel Leon Verified
| WDIY-FM (Allentown, PA) Verified
Welcome to the Lehigh Valley Landmarks with Leon podcast series, celebrating 250 years of independence. I'm your host, Rachel Leon. Since being elected in 2022 and serving as Vice President of Bethlehem City Council, I'm humbled by the opportunity to serve the diverse communities that make up our great city. But to understand where we're going, we need to understand our past.
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Two David Nitschmanns | Landmarks with Leon

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By Rachel Leon Verified
| WDIY-FM (Allentown, PA) Verified
Welcome to the Lehigh Valley Landmarks with Leon podcast series, celebrating 250 years of independence. I'm your host, Rachel Leon. Since being elected in 2022 and serving as Vice President of Bethlehem City Council, I'm humbled by the opportunity to serve the diverse communities that make up our great city. But to understand where we're going, we need to understand our past.
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