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Dan Savage discusses bible at High School Journalism convention – YouTube

Filed Apr 29 2012 in: Religion by: Hoover

Dan Savage, creator of the It Gets Better Project, was invited to speak as a keynote speaker at NSPA/ JEA’s annual High School Journalism convention, Journalism on the Edge.

via Dan Savage discusses bible at High School Journalism convention – YouTube.


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