Nathan Granger
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Next Gen Journalism
In early adulthood, Kylee Ham was questioning the conservative values of her upbringing. After she witnessed immigration authorities detain her colleagues, her views on power in American society changed. In the decades since, she has become dedicated to helping people, such as immigrants, people experiencing homelessness and workers who have been systemically sidelined.
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