Tammy Hepps

Steering committee of the Pittsburgh Chapter of Bend the Arc.

A member of the steering committee of the Pittsburgh Chapter of Bend the Arc.  She was one of the original signatories on the open letter to Trump asking him stop using hateful language.

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During a visit to Pittsburgh to honor the victims of an anti-Semitic attack, President Trump was met with protests.

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During a visit to Pittsburgh to honor the victims of an anti-Semitic attack, President Trump was met with protests.

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