Tag Archives: equity
The Compassion in Equity
In some conversion on social media that I was involved with (I wish I could remember where so that I could give credit), I heard this proposition: when privilege meets equality it experiences oppression. When privilege meets equality it experiences … Continue reading
Who Doesn’t Belong?
A social media post from a talking head recently got me thinking: Who doesn’t belong? The post mentioned a trip to New York City and said, among other things, “So many people in the city who don’t belong.” What a … Continue reading
Belonging and Loneliness
Somewhere, early in life, a longing rises up within us. We long to have a people who are our people, a language that is our language, places that we see and know immediately as our places, a philosophy of life … Continue reading
What’s With This Word ‘Building?’
When I hear the word building, I immediately picture buildings (noun) or building (verb). I think of neighborhoods with houses, apartments and condos. I imagine the skylines of cities and the invasive noise of construction sites. Building any building is … Continue reading
If We Build It, Will They Come?
We are building a new way.We are building a new way.We are building a new way,feeling stronger ev’ry day,We are building a new way. -Sharing The Journey # 1017, Martha Sandefer We sing these words with some regularity. I love … Continue reading
Building Belonging
It is with great joy and some trepidation that I write these opening words for our 2025-2026 season of the Words of Wisdom? reflections. Great Joy! Those of us who collaborate to write daily reflections on our Unitarian Universalist themes … Continue reading
Millie, Archer and Roxy: Engage
So this summer our son and his new wife, our new daughter in love are living with us while they sell their two separate homes in NC and Michigan. They work remotely and share loving space with us and their … Continue reading