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Maryam Aytac, a community member and volunteer coordinator, left, and Shaista Amani, economic empowerment coordinator for the Refugee Women’s Network, help unload donated goods for newly arrived Afghan refugee families at Amani’s office in Decatur, Ga. MUST CREDIT: Photo by Elijah Nouvelage for The Washington Post.

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