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In this excerpted version of his now-classic 1852 oration, Frederick Douglass casts Fourth of July celebrations as an offense to the enslaved population of the United States, and all who yearn for true freedom.
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LifeWith the Community Church of New York's All-8 Workshop, young people are exploring the Principles in ways that touch both their creativity and their identities.
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EditorialAll of our voices are needed to stop a wave of hateful bills.
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EditorialA Montclair coalition rallied the community to save the town’s first Black-owned home.
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UU NewsFirst Parish in Portland, Maine, wins Bennett Award for work to support Wabanaki sovereignty.
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UU NewsResponse to Widening the Circle of Concern includes new study/action guide for congregations.
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Unitarian Universalists of Asian descent have found community and support online.
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Editorial
There are moments when, because of the coalescing of circumstances or people, a long, slow, steady current opens into a powerful movement that creates more dramatic change quickly.
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Editorial
As we imagine and lean into action for a better world, UU World's Fall 2021 issue explores where we can find fellowship, belonging, and community in spiritual and public life.
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LifeFive central Illinois congregations collaborate, aided by a new UUA study/action guide.
Heather Beasley Doyle