DEI and affirmative action are under attack, and dark forces want to turn us around.
This won't stop our work. Our ancestors paved the way, we are their answered prayers and each of us is the dream of the dreamer.
DEI and affirmative action are under attack, and dark forces want to turn us around.
This won't stop our work. Our ancestors paved the way, we are their answered prayers and each of us is the dream of the dreamer.
This week, choose to show love to another person. We live in a time where darkness and strife seem all too common. Let your love shine a light and encourage peace in others' spirits.
This week, choose to show love to another person. We live in a time where darkness and strife seem all too common. Let your love shine a light and encourage peace in others' spirits.
Coretta Scott King said it best: homophobic attitudes must be rejected by all Americans who believe in a democracy.
Coretta Scott King said it best: homophobic attitudes must be rejected by all Americans who believe in a democracy.
To build a Beloved Community, we must always seek understanding despite disagreements.
bell hooks said it best, you can't expect to experience love without conflict.
To build a Beloved Community, we must always seek understanding despite disagreements.
bell hooks said it best, you can't expect to experience love without conflict.
Nonviolence is not passive or easy work, but the sacrifice is always worthwhile.
Nonviolence is not passive or easy work, but the sacrifice is always worthwhile.
Community is so important right now. If you can help someone, you're doing that necessary work to eliminate the triple evils of racism, poverty, and violence.
Community is so important right now. If you can help someone, you're doing that necessary work to eliminate the triple evils of racism, poverty, and violence.
~Martin Luther King Jr.
~Martin Luther King Jr.
When he delivered his acceptance speech in Oslo, Norway, in December 1964, he presented a vision of world peace that remains relevant today.
When he delivered his acceptance speech in Oslo, Norway, in December 1964, he presented a vision of world peace that remains relevant today.
Organized nonviolence has power.
Organized nonviolence has power.