Sunday Service: "Resilience and the Black Organizing Tradition"

"Resilience and the Black Organizing Tradition"

Martha Curry, Worship Leader

Colette Lima, Guest Speaker

The Black organizing tradition has long used activism not just as a means for societal change, but as a powerful act of resilience. Rooted in movements like abolition, the Civil Rights Movement, and Black Lives Matter (BLM), this tradition shows how organizing is essential in overcoming oppression. In current times, the arc of history can only bend toward justice if people actively demand it, emphasizing the ongoing importance of collective action in fighting for equality and freedom.

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