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Sacred Legions interview secular saints, a term coined by author Kurt Vonnegut for people performing decently in an indecent world.
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Phillip Mutebi: Secular Saint of Diversity Awareness and Human Rights (opens the original)
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In this episode, we speak with Phillip Mutebi, the founder and executive director of HUREED (Human Rights and Economic Empowerment Development) and delve into their critical work in Uganda. As a grassroots organization dedicated to supporting people chased away from their homes, conducting prison visits, assisting with economic empowerment, and promoting community awareness, HUREED have faced the challenges of Uganda’s anti-homosexuality act head on.
Melissa Crick: A Secular Saint of Education (opens the original)
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Melissa Crick shares her inspiring journey of community rebuilding after the 2018 Paradise Campfire, highlighting innovative solutions, community resilience, and international collaborations with Ukraine.
John Russell: A Secular Saint of Education (opens the original)
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In this conversation, Max Goller interviews John Russell, a high school English teacher and debate coach, about his journey in education and debate coaching. John shares his passion for debate, the structure of speech and debate competitions, and the pathway for students to reach national levels. He discusses the importance of challenging societal norms, particularly patriarchy, and emphasizes the need for diverse representation in literature and education. The conversation highlights the transf
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