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Progressive politicians are turning to faith to fuel their push for economic equality, with figures like Abdul El-Sayed linking his Muslim beliefs to calls for Medicare for All and social justice. Across the U.S., candidates are using religious language to frame policies as moral imperatives, bridging faith and activism in a way that resonates with voters. From historic labor movements to modern youth perspectives, this trend redefines the relationship between religion and progressive economics — proving faith and justice aren’t mutually exclusive, and offering a hopeful, creative path forward in an age of widening inequality.

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