‘During the pandemic I’ve seen systemic oppression clarified’ — a conversation with Chrissy Stonebraker-Martinez

I have fear but I know that hope is my duty. Hope is my obligation if I'm to survive.
May 28, 2020

This conversation is part of the new interview series Gathering Voices.

Chrissy Stonebraker-Martinez is the co-director of IRTF: InterReligious Task Force in Cleveland and co-chair of FOR USA.

This story was produced by Fellowship Magazine
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