Bill Kitchen

Bill Kitchen is an activist based in upstate New York. Bill left college 50 years ago to organize welfare recipients in South Providence, RI. He now works mostly on climate issues.
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Bill Kitchen is an activist based in upstate New York. Bill left college 50 years ago to organize welfare recipients in South Providence, RI. He now works mostly on climate issues.
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