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Renée Roden

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Playwright and journalist telling stories about humans & the meaning, mess and beauty they make.

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Learning from the Movement to Stop the War on Terror

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By Renee Roden, Renée Roden
| Roundtables
For me and many of my fellow Zillennials, some of the first political images I can recall were the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Absorbing television images of the two planes hitting the towers was the beginning of my political consciousness.
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Saint Bénézet Catholic Worker Builds Bridges in the Bible Belt

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By Renee Roden, Renée Roden
| Roundtables
Saint Bénézet Catholic Worker Community with the Oklahoma City Democratic Socialists of America Chapter at Church of the Redeemer in Oklahoma City on Christmas Eve, 2025 Oklahoma City, Okla.— Oklahoma City was founded in the midst of Oklahoma’s land runs, in the late 19th century. The city began as a tent encampment for settlers pouring into “unassigned” lands in Native American territory.
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Laboring for Beauty: The Tradition of Catholic Worker Art

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By Renee Roden, Renée Roden
| America Magazine Verified
High atop a peak in Los Angeles’s Boyle Heights, the Los Angeles Catholic Worker house could easily be mistaken for a fantastical religious art gallery. The Ammon Hennacy House of Hospitality, named for a peace activist who joined the Catholic Worker movement in Milwaukee in the 1940s, is a colorfully painted Victorian manse.
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