UU World Online Archives

FEATURES Thoreau, the original none Henry David Thoreau wanted nothing to do with the Unitarian church that baptized him, but Unitarian Universalism has embraced his revolutionary ecological, conscientious, and spiritually open approach.by Richard Higgins; The presidency of the Rev. Peter...

FEATURES Declaration of conscience We will oppose any and all unjust government actions to deport, register, discriminate, or despoil. by Peter Morales and Tom Andrews; Be a patriot Twenty lessons for citizens of an imperiled democracy, from a scholar of twentieth-century catastrophes....

FEATURES The dream of white innocence We were ready to redeem the American dream, ready to join the revolution. What happened? by William G. Sinkford; When charity disrupts justice Tax-deductible charitable giving often makes inequality worse. by Chuck Collins; The rising costs of entering...

FEATURES Unitarian Universalism’s interfaith partners Forging ties with social justice coalitions, Muslims, and ‘unchurched’ millennials. by Joshua Eaton; ‘I need you to survive’ The 2016 General Assembly reaffirmed the Unitarian Universalist Association’s commitment to racial...

FEATURES Community spirit An Oregon congregation experiences rapid growth and builds a grand new home without surrendering its culture. by Elaine McArdle; Songs when you need them For Ysaye Barnwell, music can be your shield and sword....

FEATURES Choice at the end UUs and the aid-in-dying movement. by Elaine McArdle; Who’s at the Table? Transformative youth camps. by Kenny Wiley; DEPARTMENTS Life's Passages This issue of ‘UU World’ is full of Unitarian Universalist stories with a passage or transition at the center. by...

FEATURES The new fusion politics ‘In North Carolina, we’re showing once again that when people of different faiths and colors come together and demand change from a moral perspective, it touches the conscience of a nation.’ by William J. Barber II; A filmmaker’s quest For Natalie Fedak,...

FEATURES Nights can be tough A man with a gun tells you you’re fighting and trying to walk away as you stand still. by Kenny Wiley; Rejoice and struggle An emotionally intense UUA General Assembly celebrates marriage equality and affirms the Black Lives Matter movement.

Features Reckoning with history After fifty years, the families and friends of three civil rights martyrs return to Selma, still weighing the price they had to pay. By Amy K....

Features The radical King we don't know Does America have the capacity to heed the radical Martin Luther King Jr., or must America sanitize King in order to evade and avoid his challenge? By Cornel West in Ideas; The next Selma How the Black Lives Matter movement challenges Unitarian...