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Say Yes, Say Your Prayers

July 18, 2011, City & Commonwealth (63), Equality (12), In the News (Richmond) (74)

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Today's RTD editorial, "Say yes," is excellent.

And let us pray for a day when this sort of "yes" is as obvious to Americans as, say, voting rights for women, or desegregation of the schools.

God's will be done.

Tags: interfaith, richmond times dispatch

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