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Coming Up on Tuesday: Arundhati Roy on Democracy Now!

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The legendary author Arundhati Roy returns to Democracy Now! on Tuesday to discuss her new book, “The Ministry Of Utmost Happiness.” It’s her first work of fiction since her 1997 novel, “The God of Small Things.”

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