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#SheToo Episode 2 Hagar (Genesis 16 and 21): Katie Edwards

Bible Cultural Studies Gender Studies Hebrew Bible Intersectional Interview Interview; religion and rape Race Religion and rape by Shiloh Project on February 8, 2019 add comment #SheToo Bible Society Hagar Katie Edwards Rape Culture Rosie Dawson SIIBS University of Sheffield 2.61K views

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