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Furthermore, identity as tied to militarization—whether through occupation of land or as a chosen identity such as Dora joining the armed forces—brought to mind the
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This coalition also revealed disappointing yet predictable metrics. Bellamy reflects, “You can look at organizations over a ten-year period. I remember looking at a predominantly
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Such a radical decision also led to other modes of inquiry, such as how people enter spaces and conversations and what the context was for