One of the most helpful conversations I’ve had as a Unitarian Universalist, in understanding my relationship to and my work against white supremacy, is the concept of centering. For change to take place we must center the voices of historically marginalized communities. The difficulty for me as a white person is that means I too … Continue reading The Flaw in the Sermon
What might a post-pandemic world look like, given the current protests on behalf of racial justice? What part might Unitarian Universalists play in bringing this vision to fruition? The Reverand Edith Love will help us consider a vision of that future and our role in bringing it into being. This service will be held virtually … Continue reading Visioning Better Than 2020
With recent protests and calls for reform, the nation and the world have their eyes upon us, the societal marginalized people. We have called upon the powers that be to change the status quo that we will no longer stay quiet and laws must change. Don’t stop children! We must not let this train slow … Continue reading Vision
