The Quotable Dissenting Heretic: Profound Statements of Human Dignity and Revolution
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Some people stand up for themselves and some people aren't allowed to stand at all but all have a voice. Some were political, some were philosophical but all are thought-provoking.
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Steve Dustcircle
Born in Chicago, Steve relocated a lot, and finally landed in Columbus, OH. He has his hand in many forms of activism, mainly focusing on human rights and free thought. Music also has been a huge part of his life. On a small scale, there's not much he hasn't done, and there is little that he hasn't read about. He loves good coffee, cold lager, and stimulating conversation.
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