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Citizen is a U.S. politics board game created by Louisville designers.
Citizen is a U.S. politics board game created by Louisville designers.
Citizen is a U.S. politics board game created by Louisville designers.
Citizen is a U.S. politics board game created by Louisville designers.
Gray Smith explains Citizen to WDRB News on March 15, 2023.
Citizen is a U.S. politics board game created by Louisville designers.
Citizen is a U.S. politics board game created by Louisville designers.
Citizen is a U.S. politics board game created by Louisville designers.
Citizen is a U.S. politics board game created by Louisville designers.
Citizen is a U.S. politics board game created by Louisville designers.
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Gray Smith designed the game Steve Barger with the intention of stimulating informed conversations and knowledge of the innerworkings of the U.S. government.
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