Armstrong & Getty Hour 3: Bikini Barista Victory

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Armstrong & Getty Hour 3: Bikini Barista Victory

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Dec 11, 2017

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Community activist Schuyler Lifschultz talks to Armstrong & Getty about the legal victory that allows women to wear whatever they want while offering coffee to one WA community. Plus Marshall's News and Social Justice Warrior Snowflakes.
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