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School is a girl’s escape to freedom, but at what price?
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But for the grace of God and “someone…”
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A Meditation on a Number
In a DC neighborhood, I talked with a family facing homelessness because their benefits and assets had just run out. More recently, I visited a Tribal Community in Oklahoma, and a slum community in Nairobi, Kenya.