At a Utah Campus, an Emotional Odyssey After Charlie Kirk’s Death
Why This Matters
Key context: From left, Caleb Chilcutt, Sage Lloyd and Sophie Grizzle, members of Utah Valley University’s chapter of Turning Point USA, in the campus courtyard where Charlie Kirk was gunned down in September. This development from The New York Times highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
From left, Caleb Chilcutt, Sage Lloyd and Sophie Grizzle, members of Utah Valley University’s chapter of Turning Point USA, in the campus courtyard where Charlie Kirk was gunned down in September.
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