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August 18, 2017

An Interview with Jenna: “Respect and Listening”

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This blog follows my trip across the country to talk to people about what being an American means.

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My name is Jamie Piltch, and I am a writer from just outside Philadelphia. I am a contributing op-ed writer for the Boston Globe and a contributor to The GroundTruth Project. I have appeared on Sirius XM's The Michael Smerconish Show and been the subject of interviews in the Bowling Green Independent, The Harvard Crimson, and the Patch Waukesha. In both my writing and speaking, I focus on the question that's at the core of this project: what does it mean to be a good citizen?

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