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“We founded this nation under the illusory notion of independence, that a man’s life is entirely distinct from the life of his neighbor; that the poisons in his water have no bearing on the cleanliness of his neighbor’s water; that the suffering of a laborer has no direct relationship to the purchaser of goods; that animals are objects for sale; that the health of the land is divorced from the health of the collective. We’ve turned freedom from tyranny into freedom from each other.”

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The Sport of Kings

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C.E. Morgan
C.E. Morgan

C.E. Morgan is an American author recognized for her exploration of themes such as identity, race, and social justice in her works. Born in 1976, she has gained acclaim for her distinctive storytelling and thought-provoking narratives. more

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