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“Every gardener...knows that when you cut off a weed at its base, it grows back. Below the surface there is a whole root system where the fuel of the plant lives. So it is with our behaviors and our values....To root out the ways that oppressive systems live within us, we must attend to deeply entrenched parts of ourselves that are concealed under the surface.” Read more... ([link removed])

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