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Uploaded by CampbellChristina17 on 2016-11-17.

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featured in the new York times

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Sister Simone Campbell: What I Learned Touring America With Nuns on the Bus

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In this age of the 24-hour news cycle, we must remind ourselves that America lives not at, but between, Republican and Democratic ideals.

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Campbell on Donald Trumps Political views from a nuns perspective

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Campbell on Donald Trumps Political views from a nuns perspective

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watch from (8:45-10:45)

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Society Is Failing Our Families: Sister Simone Campbell on Inequality, Donald Trump & Women's Health

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http://democracynow.org - Last week in Philadelphia, a caravan of Nuns on the Bus pulled up to the Democratic National Convention after visiting 13 states, where they hosted conversations with ordinary Americans on both sides of the political spectrum in an effort to bridge the divide.

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this is about Sister Simone Campbells view on income inequality

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Sister Simone Campbell Explores Income Inequality

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Take a look at what has happened to income inequality over the past 34 years. Sister Simone Campbell, Executive Director of NETWORK Lobby and leader of Nuns on the Bus, uses a "human bar graph" to demonstrate the change in income of different populations from 1980 to the present.