ABOUT THIS EPISODE
One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, his widow, Erika, is leading Turning Point USA — appealing to young women through a message of faith, forgiveness and biblical womanhood.
Can her vision hold together the movement he left behind?
RNS reporter Kathryn Post has followed that transformation.
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