“Religious Freedom, Victim Narratives, and the Need for Spiritual Self-Determination” by Emily Gilkey Palmer

“Our society has become so blinded by its quest to redress wrongful discrimination against one class of people that it is now in danger of creating another victimized class: people of faith, like you and me.” In the context of the current urgency of the Black Lives Matter movement, these words by Elder Rasband from […]
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