Josephine Mathias Joins us Live! #Minds IRL

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Josephine Mathias Joins us Live! #Minds IRL

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61 minutes

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May 25, 2019

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Josephine Mathias is a YouTuber who utilizes her political science background to explore trending sociopolitical topics. She is a free speech advocate that identifies as “somewhere between classical liberal and democratic liberal”.

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May 25, 2019

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Josephine Mathias Joins us Live! #Minds IRL

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