‘We are countering the escalation of white nationalism in our region’ — a conversation with Liz Moore

We are countering the escalation of white nationalism in our region. As one of many epicenters around the country, we are struggling with who belongs and who doesn't.
May 22, 2020

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

Liz Moore is the director of the Peace and Justice Action League of Spokane.

This story was produced by Fellowship Magazine
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