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It’s OK to Not Be OK

May 5, 2025Updated:May 5, 2025No Comments13 Mins Read
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AGC brings the dark corners of a delicate topic into the light BY A.D. THOMPSON In some of Brandon Anderson’s presentations, which can be before a crowd of a thousand or more, he asks for a small amount of audience participation. “If you’re willing to share,” he will preface, “please...

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