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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Memorial Day 2013
My eyes filled with tears as the Watertown Police marched by. How could I not cry? They had been called to serve recently in ways they could never have predicted, and they had done so courageously and nobly. April 19th … Continue reading
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Tagged beloved community, Memorial Day, Memorial Day Parade, patriotism, police, post-lockdown, prayer for veterans, veterans, Watertown
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A Welcome Space
Last week I listened in while MIRA Field Organizer Renato Castelo trained a group of volunteers to register newly naturalized citizens to vote. He spoke in one room, while 250 about-to-be-naturalized people sat in another room, holding small American flags … Continue reading
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Tagged MIRA, nativism, naturalization, tolerance, Watertown, world in watertown
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