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\naction, and a reevaluation of stories and faiths to inspire resistance and
\nsocietal transformation. Rebecca raises up the potential for joy, creativity, and community in activism and advocacy. We also explore the intersectionality of environmental, racial, gender, and spiritual activism, urging us to see these issues as part of a shared fabric of interconnected change—especially when it comes to the true theological underpinnings of our democracy (spoiler alert—it’s got a lot more to do ith MLK than DJT.)<\/p>\n