Genelle Aldred: ‘Jesus wouldn’t fit in most of our churches’
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Abi Thomas2022-02-23T13:27:00
The journalist and activist was just 19 when an unplanned pregnancy ended in the stillbirth of her daughter. It was an experience that still drives her to tackle inequality wherever she sees it
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