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Tribute in Light: A Heavenly-Reaching Luminesce
During the months following the tragedy of 911, a weary and shocked New York City was ready for a memorial that would eulogize and venerate all those that had perished in the horrific events of that day. Searching for a … Continue reading
Peace as a Duty: The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
Sometimes humankind’s dedication to waging hatred and war runs so deep that even the meek and pure of heart who attempt to circumvent such events become the object of derision and potential acts of violence. Perhaps no group of people … Continue reading
