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How you can connect with Congress about Native American Affairs
Native American affairs have been a focus of the work of the Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) for decades. This Quaker organization, based in Washington, D.C., works in many different ways to get legislation related to peace, justice and … Continue reading
Government Priorities
I admit to having been stunned and overwhelmed by the last presidential campaign, election, and year of the new administration. I applaud those of you, and the Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL), who have stood up for democratic norms … Continue reading
In the Belly of the Beast
I’ve been fortunate to visit Washington, D.C., quite a few times. The first time would have been 1970, during the Scattergood School Senior trip. I remember staying in William Penn House then, and attending a session of the Supreme Court, … Continue reading
Congressman Carson on Freedom of Religion
Following is the letter I received today from my (Muslim) Congressman, Andre Carson, in response to a letter I sent opposing a Muslim registry. December 20, 2016 Dear Mr. Kisling: Thank you for contacting me to voice your concerns about … Continue reading
Nonviolence and the House Democrats
The United States House of Representatives Democrat’s sit in has been fascinating to watch. The symbolism of the action being led by Representative John Lewis, a leader in the civil rights movement of the 1960’s was powerful. John Lewis was … Continue reading
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