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MPR News AM Update: Children’s Theatre survivors search for justice

Two women sit at a table and fill bags with herbs.
From right, Molly Glasgow and Nell Pierce fill sachets with herbs Monday, Oct. 21 in Minneapolis in preparation for a gathering of survivors of sexual assault. Standing with CTC Survivors is a group of current and former Children's Theatre teaching artists who are pushing the theater's management to do more for the survivors of child sexual assault.
Christine T. Nguyen | MPR News

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