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Category Archives: Leadership
Intersectionality for a Justice-Hungry People
Roots of Justice (an anti-oppression training organization I have the privilege of working with) was invited to the Wild Goose Festival to offer a couple of workshops on intersectionality, an approach to understanding the way oppressions interlock and reinforce each … Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Justice, Leadership, Sexuality, Spirituality
Tagged intersectionality, Roots of Justice, Wild Goose Festival
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A conversation with the President
This is a long post. After watching and listening to the president’s speech, I wanted to listen out loud, and talk back a little, so here it is: one white woman’s take, one citizen’s engagement with her president, straight from … Continue reading
Posted in Justice, Leadership
Tagged George Zimmerman, President Obama, race, racial justice, racism, Stand Your Ground, Trayvon Martin, white privilege
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Dogwood days
The dog days of summer have given way to the dogwood days. Each fall recreates the surprise of when I first moved to North Carolina: here, the dogwoods invite us to the dance of fall. After the dogwood’s showy tiaras … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Nature, Spirituality
Tagged autumn, CPE, dogwood, fall, ordination, UCC
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Steve Jobs: Visionary, capitalist, otter
Apple announced today that Steve Jobs has died. The envelope he kept pushing — the one that had our future tools and toys sealed inside it — is it finally open? Or finally closed … The first Macintosh changed my … Continue reading