Family Fights: Novels Where Politics Hits Home, with Elizabeth Harris
Harris, Elizabeth
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In a world that’s more polarized than ever, tensions within families are bound to happen. In Elizabeth Harris’ “How to Sleep at Night,” the personal and political become intertwined when Ethan’s husband runs for office. Moderated by Miwa Messer.
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