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‘I can’t afford to get out of the game’ — Winston Wilkinson’s quest to becoming whole

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Winston Wilkinson grew up keenly aware that he lived in a world defined by boundaries. As a child in the 1950s, an 8-foot barbed wire fence separated his segregated community. Wilkinson's father, a strict disciplinarian, held a firm grip on who got to come into the family home.

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‘I can’t afford to get out of the game’ — Winston Wilkinson’s quest to becoming whole

Winston Wilkinson, a retired Republican politician who worked for the Reagan and Bush administrations and led civil rights efforts in the government, spends time at his home in Odenton, Md., on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024. Wilkinson grew up Methodist, converted to Islam, and then joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He has been married for over five decades and his wife collects angels that are found in many corners of their home.Car…

3 months ago·Salt Lake City, United States

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