We can’t always predict which choices will wind up having a huge impact on us, whether it's bringing home a stuffed animal or taking a particular train to Oxford Circus.
Many UU faith communities lift up themes of liberation during the eight-day Jewish Passover. At home, share a story that gives a child's-eye view of the 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery march and a community rising for civil rights.
Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism (BLUU) is joining other Black and Brown organizers to support those locked in jail as a result of our unjust money bail system with a live panel discussion and donation drive for much-needed baby supplies for women and families impacted by mass incarceration.
The powerful, active hope that my faith offers is found in the fact that despite the reality of our circumstances, we still have some choice in how we will show up, how we will act, where we will give, and how we will love.
We must fight white supremacy individually and together if we hold hope for Beloved Community. There is work to do in congregations and there is personal work to do.
