Survivors of Christian Rock Star Michael Tait Turn Trauma Into Advocacy
Two survivors accuse Christian music star Michael Tait of sexual assault and are now using raw, unfiltered music to confront church abuse and spark reform.
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Two survivors accuse Christian music star Michael Tait of sexual assault and are now using raw, unfiltered music to confront church abuse and spark reform.
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