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The Fiery Forge of Polarization

History shows that moments of political polarization are opportunities for change. George Lakey
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How Can We Learn to See That of God in People We Dislike?

If Quakers have anything close to one theology, it is that there is “that of God” in everyone. But what… Karen Tibbals
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Are You Playing Your Religion-games by Quaker Rules?

There are many ways to participate in the Quaker tradition. Rhiannon Grant
Student Voices Project 2020

The Dangerous Turn

Most school days, when one of my parents picks me up, we have to make a turn out of the… Austin Setzler
Student Voices Project 2020

Stronger Together

From his pink cheeks and the way he walked with his head down, I could tell he was ashamed of… Coco Campbell
Student Voices Project 2020

Our Turn

The petition was signed by 30 girls. It was very simple, or at least we thought so. All we wanted… Maina Vaidya
Student Voices Project 2020

From Juicy Burger to Leafy Greens

A man I had never met before was sitting in front of me waiting patiently, when my father spoke. “This… Lara Asch
Student Voices Project 2020

Teaching Tech to Seniors

In seventh and eighth grade, while attending Newtown Friends School (NFS), I clerked the Tech Team, a student-run committee charged… Ankita Achanta
Student Voices Project 2020

The Spectrum of Equality

The first time I was aware of someone using the word “gay” as an insult was in sixth grade. Though… Aria Gratson
Student Voices Project 2020

False Face Must Hide What the False Heart Doth Know

I thought of one of my best friends as the nicest, happiest person I knew. In the time that I… Kiera Larrieu
Student Voices Project 2020

Food Insecurity in Philadelphia

Every Sunday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., I make 50 bagged lunches for homeless people in Kensington, a neighborhood in… Noa Phillips
Student Voices Project 2020

Made for Killing

About 14 out of every 100,000 people in North Carolina were killed by a gun in 2016, according to the… Olive Shull
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