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Manhattan artist invites Americans to write postcards to the US president

Since 2004, former New York Times editor and now artist Sheryl Oring has been giving Americans the opportunity to speak their truth to the world. Dressed in 1950s secretary attire, she invites the public to express their opinions and records them on her vintage typewriter as part of a project called ‘I Wish To Say’. Elena Wolf has the story, narrated by Anna Rice. Camera: Vladimir Badikov

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