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The Fed Up

Jordan Mathews, Corey Holmes
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I help the fed up reclaim their voice— for themselves, their communities, and democracy. Let’s say the true thing out loud, together

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  • Jordan Mathews

    Former DOJ employee. Writer, Community Builder & Certified Loudmouth. Creator of The Fed Up — where we say the true thing out loud, together. Where is your voice muted? Take the quiz now -> https://thefedup.fillout.com/whereisyourvoicemuted

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