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A nine-year-old Christian girl, Anjali Masih, was reportedly gang-raped and killed

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Anjali Masih was playing with her friends when three men lured her away with the promise of a guava. Anjali

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Welcome to issue 116, which celebrates Black History Month. So far, 2020 has been a tumultuous year. In America, the

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