Sylvia Hart Wright
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DAUGHTER OF IDEALISTS SETS OUT TO REFORM HER WORLD
Sylvia: It’s July 17, 2017 and I’m interviewing Lucinda Hites-Claubaugh. I know that you’re a Quaker, you’re 60 years old, and for over two years you were imprisoned for a crime you did not commit. Now you’re working to correct … Continue reading
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