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CBC Shorts: President of Planned Parenthood | Native Land Pod
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10:33Now PlayingPlanned Parenthood President Alexis McGill Johnson talks about how to keep this energy turned up all the way through the election because it’s not just women’s bodies that are on the ballot, but freedom itself.
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