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Dolly, also known as dollyofchange, is an extraordinary creator who exudes a contagious passion for making a difference in the world. As an agent of change, Dolly wears multiple hats including that of an organizer, educator, writer, and performer. Her creativity knows no bounds as she effortlessly weaves together spectacle, writings, visuals, tracts and screeds to captivate her audience. Dolly's artistic prowess extends beyond the virtual realm and can be witnessed in her beautifully cultivated gardens, which serve as a physical manifestation of her love for all things transformative. With a heart full of compassion and a mind bursting with innovative ideas, Dolly is a force to be reckoned with. Join her on this empowering journey of change and be inspired to create your own ripple of positive impact in the world.

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