Activism and Solidarity
Noam discusses the unprecedented dedication of evangelical groups who chose to live among the victims of Reagan's wars in Central America, highlighting a unique form of activism that contrasts sharply with past anti-war movements. He emphasizes that this grassroots effort was a response to the devastation caused by U.S. foreign policy, linking it to contemporary immigration issues. This movement represented a significant shift in how people engaged with global conflicts, showcasing a level of commitment rarely seen before.In this clip
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