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SpiritAs Unitarian Universalists, our journey is to transform the big and the small, to transform ourselves, and to transform the world.
Elizabeth Nguyen -
EditorialIf our justice work does not emerge from the moral and spiritual value of love, in the end it will reinforce practices of domination and violence, just in new forms.
Susan Frederick-Gray -
IdeasThree recent books examine fascism as a contemporary phenomenon.
Doug Muder -
Blog‘White Lies’ retells the story of the murder of a white Unitarian Universalist minister and civil rights activist, which galvanized support for the Voting Rights Act but which the white residents of Selma, Alabama, refused to help solve.
Christopher L. Walton -
UU NewsBlack Lives of Unitarian Universalism drafts bylaws, introduces membership program, and works to end cash bail.
Elaine McArdle -
EditorialTo work for justice, religious liberals should let perfectionism go.
Nancy McDonald Ladd -
EditorialThe time is now for Unitarian Universalists everywhere to celebrate gender diversity, honor the spiritual gifts of trans leaders, fight for justice and liberation for trans people, and welcome people of all or no genders as full participants in spiritual community.
TRUUsT -
EditorialIf we are not acting fearlessly for human dignity, compassion, justice, and peace, then we are failing to live our mission.
Susan Frederick-Gray -
IdeasAn anger that burns without consuming can be the fire and the energy for action, for organizing, for creating justice.
Susan Frederick-Gray -
UU NewsAs elections approach, Unitarian Universalists work to register voters, promote criminal justice reform, and re-enfranchise 1.5 million people in Florida.
Elaine McArdle -
IdeasToo often, the idea that marginalized people cannot and should not expect to be fully and sincerely included in the fabric of our communities is reinforced by each of us.
Brittany Packnett -
EditorialIn the midst of critical justice work, it is essential to practice more deeply our faith.
Susan Frederick-Gray