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Be Part of the 1 Percent
By Joan Soble Career Educator and Current Blogger Joan shares this blog post, which appeared on her Facebook feed, and then rewrote to include her own observations and views. She asks us to share our own views on this issue on our own social media and with elected officials. I don’t care what side of […]
SCOTUS Further Shifts Away from Social Class Inclusion
Many, if not most, of the 2025-26 Supreme Court rulings were antithetical to the values of our Unitarian Universalist progressive religious and spiritual movement. The Roberts court has continued to strip away the rights of people with less social class advantage – while multiplying the burden on those with intersectional oppressions. The court, which had […]
10 Podcasts Exploring Classism
The following podcasts have been recommended to UU Class Conversations, and we now recommend them to you for their probing and insightful examination of social class. Find them at your favorite podcast source. 1. Classy (hosted by Jonathan Menjivar) This is a deeply personal and engaging series exploring how class infiltrates everyday life. Menjivar draws on his own […]
Social Class in the Age of Billionaires: A GA Workshop
Join our UUCC Workshop: Saturday, June 20 at 12 pm ET, 9 am PT, 10 am MT, 11 am CT Facilitators: Diane Pansire, Dr. Kimberly Arias, Denise Moorehead How does extreme wealth shape our democracy, our communities, and our daily lives? What role does federal policy play in widening or reducing economic inequality? And what might Unitarian […]