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at Shirt of Flame, I came across this woman who deserves to be remembered and imitated:

Irene Sendler

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Steven: Poetry, literature, art, music, spirituality--Catholic, Quaker, Sufi, Zen, Taoist, and anything else that tweaks my interest outside of most of the illusory political scene.

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