Vulnerability and Growth: Personal reflections from the National Leaders Council
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Hugh Taft-Morales, President of the National Leaders Council (NLC) of the Ethical Humanist Movement, shares some personal reflections about a... Read More →
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Barriers to our right to vote diminish our democracy and our chance to build a world that supports the rights and dignity of all people.
Ethical Society Of Austin's President Carolyn Parker writes about mail-in vote in Texas.
Opinion: Mail-in vote should be a question of morality, not partisanship
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One of the most vivid election memories I have is of the 1980 presidential election. While most people learned the results by watching the news, my5 ·
"It seems that people in the United States are profoundly disunited – even in our grieving. Our yearnings, too, are disparate and more a reflection of our wants than our needs."
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After 4 or 5 hours of struggle I abandoned my Memorial Day blog post. In the end the topic was too big and the space too small for my capacities. I was going for a unifying statement, one that tapped into the grieving over painful losses and the yearning for positive connection. But the words wouldn...6 ·
Congrats Jé Exodus Hooper! We love being a part of your journey.COLORING SPACES TOGETHER: MINISTRY IN COLOR
I want to offer a proper thank you to First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis, especially to Rev. Jim Foti, Rev. Kelli Clement, and last but not not least Rev. Dr. David Breeden. I have never felt more at home within the Humanist Movement! I cannot thank you enough for seeing my ministry as valuable, vital, and a part of the larger whole.
It is truly an honor, especially when the 'religio-racial identity' of Humanist congregations are led by predominately straight white ministers. Nonetheless, I am grateful to be affiliated as a queer person of color, who is able to serve as Humanist Clergy. FUS let's continue to color these bland spaces together!
Also, special thank you to Randy Best and efforts of American Ethical Union and it's Leader Training Committee that made it possible for me to intern at FUS, it was transformational for me and the work still to this day feel like a dream. Minneapolis is still a dream --the level of congregational team work, idea-flow, and justice doing (I get excited just thinking about it).
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Background history: This Society is explicitly a 'mother hub' of Humanist congregation in Unitarian Universalist Movement that was established by John H. Deitrich, the 'Father of Religious Humanism'.
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