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Join us for a virtual conversation with Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Tuesday, May 4, at 6 p.m. CDT. Attendance is free, but registration is required.

A rundown of our first crack at hosting a full week of insightful conversations on the ideas shaping civic and cultural life in this moment.

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With such an amazing lineup of speakers for the inaugural MinnPost Festival, we’re highlighting each of our amazing sessions. Today: Sarah Longwell and Charlie Sykes from The Bulwark, who will discuss the future of the GOP.

Sarah Bellamy will discuss how art can drive social change and Penumbra Theatre’s transformation into the Penumbra Center for Racial Healing.

We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of speakers for the inaugural MinnPost Festival. Today: Errin Haines and Emily Ramshaw from The 19th, a nonprofit news organization that reports on the intersection of gender and politics.

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We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of speakers for the inaugural MinnPost Festival. Today: E.J. Dionne, Washington Post columnist and fellow at the Brookings Institution

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Now through MinnPost Festival, we’re going to highlight our amazing lineup of speakers. First up: Astead Herndon, a national politics reporter at The New York Times.

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I’m excited to announce the inaugural MinnPost Festival, a series of engaging conversations with some of the most insightful minds from politics, media and culture.

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