DAY 11: Living Out Your Story The Sanctuaries | Washington, DC, writes in his post below, the choice to intentionally hear the story of another and share our story as well empowers us as actors of social justice….

DAY 10: Sharing Stories The truly very important matter mis-toldhttp://thefeministwire.com/2013/08/a-critical-analysis-of-orange-is-the…; by the story of the white protagonist. However, when people are given the opportunity to tell their own story authentically, it can be healing and even…

DAY 9: Making the narrative public list of peace activists) and whose contribution is just as meaningful. What these people did is simple – they had the courage to speak out in ways that other people can hear. Speaking out doesn’t need a big name. It doesn’t need a following of thousands, what it…

DAY 8: Suppress Voter Suppression…

Day 7: Moral Movement for Redemption Moral Majority, arguably led to Ronald Reagan’s election as President(12censorshipEqual Rights Amendment; opposition to state recognition and acceptance of homosexualabortionJewsconservative Christianity….

DAY 6: Dismantling the “New Poll Tax” End Voter Suppression 5th Principle of Unitarian Universalism, “The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large” was achieved for all citizens. Sadly, if that was the case, it is no longer.

DAY 5: Building Multicultural Congregations — Standing on the Side of Love: Ours is a multicultural society – the hi… and cultural myth of the United States is tightly bound to immigration – but ours is also a society with a history of racial injustice. Paradoxically, seems the success of our…

An interview with Dr. Elizabeth Drescher from the blog Confirm Not Conform about what makes the “Nones” tick. Drescher comments that, “Catholics who become Nones are hurt. Evangelicals that become Nones are angry. Mainline Protestants who become Nones are just bored,” explaining that the…

DAY 4: The Race Story Re-Writing Project The Race Story ReWrite Project.