Our Constitution didn’t spring into existence fully formed. It was the product of compromise, shaped by the challenges and limitations of its time. As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we’ll explore some surprising facts about the nation’s founding, discover how the Constitution has changed over the past 250 years, and … Continue reading Surprises in the Constitution
These are turbulent times. The struggles we face are not merely political debates. They are moral and material battles over who belongs, who is protected, and whose lives matter. Unitarian Universalists have a long history of showing up in movements for justice, and we are continually called to deepen and renew our commitment to mutuality … Continue reading Reimagining the World in Times of Fear
Dr. Alma Rosa Alvarez speaks about the plight of the Hispanic community during these trying times. She gives a brief history on why people come to the United States, the contributions they make to our society, and then addresses the terror that Hispanic people are currently experiencing. Alma Rosa Alvarez has lived in the Rogue … Continue reading From Land of Opportunity to Land of Terror: The Hispanic/Latinx Experience
