"So often, people fail to realize the interconnectedness of our struggle, because individual liberties are mistaken as the liberation of all people." — TJ Harper
"There seems to be, in many cases, a disconnect between what one’s perception of God is and how that perception aligns with the beliefs and actions of the Church." — TJ ...
"The only fact that matters is that we persist; that we do not turn from the path we have chosen." —TJ Harper
There are times when voices outside of congregations, associations, and the Conference can have a different perspective and shed new light on the call to racial justice. ...
"There is no one way or best way to achieve racial justice; instead, it is our collective differences and our united goal that will one day allow us to be successful in ...
When Frederick Douglass was asked to speak about the “celebration of America’s independence” he delivered: “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?”
To see 40,000 people gathered in Boston to counter-protest 30 or 40 Neo-Nazis and White Supremacists was remarkable. Even if some of our political leaders refused to call...
Check out the revamped MACUCC Racial Justice Website: macucc.org/racejustice! Most importantly, we have a Racial Justice Rubric that helps congregations discern what ...