Reimagining the Story of Citizenship with Daisy Hernández

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Mar 18, 202657:09Religion & Spirituality

Daisy Hernández is an associate professor at Northwestern University and a Tricycle contributing editor. Her new book, Citizenship: Notes on an American Myth, blends memoir and political analysis to examine the shifting...

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