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Sarah Henn Hayward

https://sarahhennhayward.com/
Sarah Henn Hayward is a voracious reader, a deep thinker, a curious learner, a nature lover, a former Christian, a Doctor of Physical Therapy and a loyal friend. She is the author of a spiritual memoir, “Giving Up God: Resurrecting an Identity of Love & Wonder,” and two children’s chapter books, “Sedona and the Sloth” and "Boston and the Beaver.” Her newsletter at sarahhennhayward.com highlights thought-provoking books concerning marginalized communities. She lives in Spokane, Washington, with her husband Dan, and their two children.
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Shifting from shock and disillusionment to a more realistic hope after Trump’s election victory

Commentary writer Sarah Henn Hayward comes to terms with the election results by processing her shock and fears, eventually seeing a possible way forward.
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Atheists inspired hope in my fight against hate at recent rally

Join Sarah Henn Hayward as she shares her spiritual journey from devout Christian to agnostic atheist at the "Unite Against Hate" conference and how other atheists inspired her.
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Kamala Harris: My newest hero

Exploring the impact of racism on our perceptions: A personal reflection on how bias influenced the author's initial perspective of Kamala Harris.
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The creek will keep flowing: Insight on American politics from a camping trip

Explore the unexpected twist in politics with Sarah Henn Hayward's analysis of President Biden endorsing Kamala Harris. Gain a unique perspective on this significant event as she writes of what she learned camping.
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We’re all hypocrites

Explore a thought-provoking story about a reckless driver and the hypocrisy of judging others.
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Embracing love over hate: Lessons from Spokane’s Pride Parade

Discover the thought-provoking analysis by Sarah Henn Hayward on the protestors at the Pride Parade and the call for love and understanding.
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Redwoods Visit: Learning Indigenous Resilience & Sacred Activism

As relaxing as my trip to the Redwoods was, I found myself motivated to fight for justice. No sector of our lives has been untouched by colonization, capitalism, abuse or corruption. From the environment, to education, to healthcare, to safety in our communities, there is work to be done.
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