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Zach Wahls
Zach Wahls

Zach Wahls is an influential activist known for his advocacy in support of same-sex marriage and equality rights. Born on July 15, 1991, he overcame physical challenges due to spinal muscular atrophy to become a successful speaker and activist. more

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