Bryon Stevenson and other activists working to end oppression say that the most effective way to address any particular type of oppression – whether it is racial prejudice or bias against LGBTQIA persons, or immigrants – is through proximity. In other words, when we actually spend time with them. When we know their story, it … Continue reading Action Sunday
MPUUC recently took a courageous and caring first step into being an advocate for every person living without permanent housing in Fremont. Building on that, this service attempts to explore what our response to the housing crisis in this country would be if we treated the issue NOT from a perspective paternalism where we see … Continue reading When We Walk By
In my earlier service endorsing Reparations I dealt with the needs of African-Americans and how those needs came to be. In this service I wish to focus on the effects of Reparations on the members of the dominant society. We are all affected and changed by what happens to anyone else in this world however … Continue reading Reparations in our Fractured World
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