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Gifti Abbo

Gifti Abbo is a recent Whitworth graduate in biology currently working towards a career in medicine. She is also a second-generation Ethiopian-American raised in Spokane and is interested in issues surrounding racial and economic disparities both in Spokane and abroad. In her spare time she likes to read, hike and attempt to play the guitar.

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How should we respond to migrants, refugees?

Should not all refugees, economic or political, deserve to be shown compassion and care in the political system?

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Why Spokanites should create connections with migrants in the community

We hear of these far away distant sufferings and which seem very distant and not applicable to our predominantly white, mid-sized town of Spokane.

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Gifti Abbo

After 57 Years, American Indian Center in Spokane Secures Site for New Permanent Location

Blinded by Binaries: Why We Don’t See the Infinite Dignity of Two-Spirit People

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