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Dr. Marty Nathan Remembered

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Dr. Marty Nathan Remembered
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After overcoming unspeakable tragedy, Dr. Marty Nathan dedicated her life to human rights in all shapes and forms. Monte was lucky to get to know her and was lucky to hear her story in her own words. Hear them for yourself. And rest in peace and power, Marty.

With thanks to Denise Vozella, who conducted the original interview.

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