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Shaping the Narrative: Nate Blakeslee Discusses a Pivotal Moment in Observer History
Blakeslee sought to elevate the Texas Observer’s writing while righting wrongs in Tulia and throughout the state.
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Blakeslee sought to elevate the Texas Observer’s writing while righting wrongs in Tulia and throughout the state.
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