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Citizens wait to enter a local voting location for a primary election. Independent voters are unable to participate in these primaries, leaving both parties in the hands of those with less moderate views.

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A Muslim couple shares tea and conversation, portraying forgiveness in families.

Families of faith find courage to forgive through prayer, humility, apology, and a larger view of their relationships.

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