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Senator Grassley's (R-Iowa) office: United We Dream "Honey Badgers" occupy the Senator's office and share personal stories while a visitor watches from behind his tented fingers. When the UWD activists showed up, this visitor and his partner chuckled, but as they began speaking I noticed a change in his demeanor. Above his head is a photo of Trump's inauguration

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Peckham, Vivianne

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January 18, 2018.
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  1. Demonstrations
  2. Digital Photographs
  3. Emigration & Immigration
  4. Government
  5. Government Policy
  6. Social Justice
  7. Washington (D.C.)

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