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Ava Menkes is 2025 Puffin student writing fellow focusing on foreign policy & immigration for The Nation. She is from Asheville, North Carolina, and ...

Aaron Scott, a founding pastor of the Freedom Church of the Poor, is a trans justice organizer, a partner of the Kairos ...

Moses Hernandez McGavin, a minister with the Freedom Church of the Poor, is a Catholic cultural worker, teacher, and organizer. He is on the ministry team ...

Aaron Scott, a founding pastor of the Freedom Church of the Poor, is a trans justice organizer, a partner of the Kairos Center for Religions, Rights & ...

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Have European leaders stopped to consider the Orwellian implications of gearing up their nations for perpetual war?

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