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Marching With The Next Generation: Women’s March Chicago 2017

Posted on January 22, 2017 by Rabbi Lisa Sari Bellows

My 12 year old says she doesn’t feel well and is not going to march. Her sister says the same thing and their brother says they must go. He yells at them, “All our rights are at stake!” After a few minutes … Continue reading →

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