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Karen E. Park

United States
As seen in: RawStory, Religion Dispatches, Religion News Service, National Catholic Reporter, West Sussex County Times, Rewire.News, Sojourners
Writer, professor of religious history, social justice Catholic
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End Times on the National Mall

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By Karen E. Park, Emma Cieslik
| Religion Dispatches
Unlike the coverage of so many of its transgressions, reporting on the Trump administration’s “America-themed prayer rally,” known officially as Rededicate 250, was largely accurate. Event organizers clearly sought to project an image of broad Christian unity in opposition to secularism. Onstage were Short for Make America Great Again, the slogan of Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.
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Paxton's 'Tofu Talarico' insult clashes with traditional Christian virtues

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By Karen E. Park, Camillo Barone 
| National Catholic Reporter
Shortly after securing the Republican Senate nomination, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton called his Democratic opponent James Talarico a vegan: "He's a vegan who thinks God is nonbinary and that there's actually six biological sexes." In the same May 26 speech, Paxton also referred to "Tofu Talarico" and "Low-T Talarico," short for "low testosterone." Several days prior to the primary election, Donald Trump made a similar charge, calling Talarico "a very defective candidate" and claiming,...
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From Street Corner End Times Prophecy to the National Mall

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By Karen E. Park, Emma Cieslik
| Religion Dispatches
Unlike the coverage of so many of its transgressions, reporting on the Trump administration’s “America-themed prayer rally,” known officially as Rededicate 250, was largely accurate. Event organizers clearly sought to project an image of broad Christian unity in opposition to secularism. Onstage were Short for Make America Great Again, the slogan of Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.
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