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		<title>Power of Print for Public Discourse</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Letterpress printer and designer Jesse Kirsch wonders: could the machines he’s printing posters with to raise funds for causes today, be the same machines used to print materials for demonstrators and organizers of previous eras? It’s a great thought — speaking to the persistent role printmaking plays communicating ideas and supporting causes in the public [&#8230;]
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