Karen Collins is a grandmother and award-winning quilter with deep Texas roots. She never cared much about politics until the 2016 election. Now her retirement has a new sense of purpose.
Liberty Hill
Director: Katie Graham | Countries of production: United States | Year: 2018 | Length: 9 min
Language: English | Age: 8+ years
Genres: Documentary | | Regions: USA
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