Madame Gandhi (Kiran Gandhi) Quotes

Protests all day today in Los Angeles - I cried the whole time - it felt powerful to be with so many people who want better for the world

Madame Gandhi

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• Protests all day today in Los Angeles - I cried the whole time - it felt powerful to be with so many people who want better for the world

  

  Madame Gandhi
  • People
  • Powerful
  • Los Angeles