Most UUs are aware of the painful realities of systemic racism and how our country’s long history of racially-based forced labor and the cultural, educational and economic inequality that still exists. We recognize Juneteenth – as well as several other historical events of racial liberation. Most UUs also understand this work is complex and requires … Continue reading What Does it Mean to be an Ally in the work of Anti-Racism?
Years after his death, Lee Ed Frazier’s daughter, Jan, made a shocking discovery. When he was a young man, her father participated in a lynching. It was an iconic moment because the story and photos were published in Time and Life magazines – the first time actual photos were included in national publications. Those articles … Continue reading My Father’s Name
The history and future of our congregation’s commitment to anti-racism and anti-oppression. Our original commitment. What we’ve done this year. Where we see this in the future. RECORDING LINK.
