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Child Centering vs Personal Interest Centering: Only One of These Keeps Kids Safe (video)

TGJP December 7, 2022 12:02 pm

What happened to those girls in Loudon County was always preventable. Remember folks yelling: "This never happens." For the sake of th

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What happened to those girls in Loudon County was always preventable.

Remember folks yelling: “This never happens.”

For the sake of the children, may we all get our mess together

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