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How City Climate Plans Became a Culture War Target
Inside the growing movement to frame climate action as Marxist and anti-God.
Law & Justice•5 min read
Chey Olexa
Chey is working with Sentient as part of their yearlong fellowship with the Reducetarian Foundation. They earned a Bachelor of Arts from Rutgers University in Journalism and Media Studies, with a minor in Korean.
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