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Under Symbolic Public acts category, Sharp listed, displays of flags and symbolic colors, and prayer and worship. All the Christian and Muslim women wore white as a symbol of peace. The Christian and Muslim churches play a crucial role in the nonviolent campaign. President Taylor was of Christian faith. In the film, both Christian and Muslim Liberian women pressured their respective pastors and imams to push forward the peace process. Leymah and the other women leaders worked together through their religious institutions to pressure the religious authorities so they can pressure the warlords.

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