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I want my brother to be able to drive without having the fear of being pulled over

[…] really want to make America great again, make changes for the better. Sincerely, Nawal N’Garnim, Grade 10, Westtown School https://www.friendsjournal.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/svp-banner.png https://www.friendsjournal.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Nawal-NGarnim.jpg

Nawal N’Garnim

Moral Commerce: Quakers and the Transatlantic Boycott of the Slave Labor Economy

[…] reforms, worked with non-Friends to organize against holding humans in bondage. Philadelphian Anthony Benezet and New Yorker Elias Hicks wrote […]

Reviewed by Larry Ingle

Books February 2015

[…] and edited by Ann Trueblood Raper. Gwynedd Lane Publishing, 2014. 252 pages. $34/paperback. Reviewed by Amy Whiffen This collection of […]

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Alan Scott Robinson

Robinson—Alan Scott Robinson, 67, on February 7, 2018, at Solace Hospice Care in Asheville, N.C., with his husband, David Russell […]

Staff

Student Voices Project 2017 Participants

[…] 9, Westtown School Nate Weinstock, Grade 6, Sidwell Friends School Nawal N’Garnim, Grade 10, Westtown School Nicholas Daum, Grade 6, […]

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A Nightshift Education

Via Eva Serna ONCE UPON A TIME, back in 2006, I found myself suddenly out of my eight-year Quaker job […]

Martin Kelley

Serving Community Peacekeepers

[…] of the Society of Friends, London Yearly Meeting, 1960, p. 580) Other Friends may wish to consider such service in […]

Eleanor Jo (Joey) Rodger

A Peacemaking Presence in a Troubled Land

[…] of land and water (violating UN Security Council resolutions 242, 252, and 478 and the Fourth Geneva Convention on occupied […]

Genie Durland

Quaking Dover: How a Counterculture Took Root and Flourished in Colonial New Hampshire

By Jnana Hodson. Self-published, 2022. 252 pages. $19.95/paperback; $4.95/eBook. Buy from QuakerBooks What was it about Dover, N.H., on the […]

Reviewed by Marty Grundy

Addiction Nation: What the Opioid Crisis Reveals about Us

[…] and philosophers, and biblical references, not to mention his own bon mots, King weaves a verbal tapestry with the artistry […]

Reviewed by Carl Blumenthal