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A More Perfect Union explores the complexities of our democracy in order to help strengthen it. Through radio programs, podcasts, and oral histories, A More Perfect Union examines American democracy\u2019s founding documents: the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence, through a cross-cultural lens.<\/p>\n
The radio shows are a partnership between Humanities Washington, KUOW Public Radio, Spokane Public Radio, and Northwest Public Broadcasting. Check out the radio broadcast schedule using the link below. The oral histories, which will be turned into podcasts, will include interviews with Latino\/a\/x community members in Wenatchee, farming community members in Thurston county, and LGBTQ+ community members in the Tri-Cities and Spokane. The podcasts will be released on President\u2019s Day 2023.<\/p>\n
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