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Over 2,000 Jesuit school students push for action in Washington
November 22, 2019
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CWN Editor's Note: Chris Kerr, who leads the Ignatian Solidarity Network, said that the students addressed “racism, xenophobia, mistreatment of the earth and marginalization of people because of their gender, sexual identity, immigration status and other forms of injustice,” according to the report.
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