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When a routine conflict at a public library leads to a tense interrogation by her area manager, a clerk must defend her actions, sparking a deeper battle over empathy, homelessness, and D.E.I. - all while fighting to keep her job.
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When a routine conflict at a public library leads to a tense interrogation by her area manager, a clerk must defend her actions, sparking a deeper battle over empathy, homelessness, and D.E.I. - all while fighting to keep her job.
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Written By:Colton Van Til
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