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Kathleen Kirk, far right, gathers with other members of the local chapter of Together Women Rise group, during their monthly meeting at her home in Tucson.

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Before Chetty was an economics wunderkind whose work on social mobility shot him to stardom, he was a talented undergraduate, laser-focused on his economics work — and his beloved Chicago Bulls.

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