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A People’s Tribune reader and contributor recently included this in a Facebook post: “I have been working with the People’s Tribune /Tribuno Del Pueblo. What makes this news source special is that it contains perspectives from a very diverse group of revolutionaries from around the country—anyone can write for it. I find this diversity of experience very useful because not everyone thinks the same way as me. One of the biggest tools a mass movement has is our collective creativity and experience.”
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  1. Diversity of perspectives and opinion provides oxygen to the truth. Let it the truth breathe.

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