
Youth Leadership: Jesse Thistle
The frigid nights in the back of his friend’s car were defining moments where he learned from his elders: addiction, hunger, homelessness, and loneliness
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The frigid nights in the back of his friend’s car were defining moments where he learned from his elders: addiction, hunger, homelessness, and loneliness
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