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"The Civil Rights Movement is still a good model for partnership between religious organizations and religiously unaffiliated individuals," said Harvard Divinity School's Dan McKanan, who offered insight on a new report from the Brookings Institution that contends that “religious voices will remain indispensable to movements on behalf of the poor, the marginalized, and middle-class Americans.”

Faith in social justice

McKanan weighs in on report that says religion still ‘indispensable’ to movements

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DateMay 2, 2014May 31, 2019