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What If It’s Not the Prisoner Who Needs to Repent?

Posted on June 5, 2013 by Jesse-Lava

by Jesse Lava My mom was Catholic and my father is Jewish. I guess that means I’ve got guilt on both sides. But beyond the guilt, I was taught that faith, at its best, could be a vehicle for repentance, … Continue reading →

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Leading Us Along The Best and Straightest Paths

Posted on May 21, 2013 by Rob Moore

Last year Unbound featured Rhymes & Reasons’s interview with Jasson Perez, a rapper and union organizer in Chicago. Jasson spoke movingly of his early struggles, his family, social justice, and the hip-hop songs that matter to him most. See Edward … Continue reading →

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