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Down with CRT?

“George Floyd protest” by vpickering Critical Race Theory, or CRT, is an academic and legal framework that denotes that systemic racism is part of American society — from education and housing to employment and healthcare. Critical Race Theory recognizes that racism is more than the result of individual bias and prejudice. It is embedded in […]

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Say Yes to Resistance

by Betsy Leondar-Wright The election outcome was a shock – but wasn’t something new. Throughout U.S. history we’ve had waves of right-wing populism, when people bought into explanations of their economic hardships that scapegoat other marginalized groups and reject traditional elites. This election was a right-wing populist upsurge that few of us saw coming. We […]

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Endorsing “A Vision for Black Lives”

UU Class Conversations has endorsed “A Vision for Black Lives,” a carefully crafted policy platform that has been drafted by the Movement for Black Lives. The Movement is a collective of more than 50 organizations representing thousands of Black people from across the country that have come together to articulate a common vision and agenda. […]

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UU Class Conversations4 weeks ago
What do you think about the points this article makes?
Do you buy the main idea?
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UU Class Conversations2 months ago
So, apparently we are not a worthy enough denomination according 47 and company? Let's see who is on the right side of love, decency and history.
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UU Class Conversations4 months ago
FYI
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UU Class Conversations4 months ago
May Day Message, Summer Service Option, General Assembly Workshop, Mutual Aid Advocacy - https://mailchi.mp/8adce7c0eba6/february-2026-call-to-action-17527527
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UU Class Conversations4 months ago
Great first-person explanation of how important it is to inderstand the influence that our social class background has on our lives.