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Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress

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Sep 02, 2020 02:29AM

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“But when people in Hong Kong, New York, or anywhere else I made my home, asked me the origins of my last name I always explained it, and myself, as Mennonite. It was a very convenient label. I wasn’t just another Anglo-Saxon male, I was a Mennonite. It gave me a story to tell, because if a Mennonite travels far enough away from Manitoba he becomes exotic.”
― Cameron Dueck, Menno Moto

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