Category: Culture
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Great Learning: Uncertainty and Understanding in the Transgender Community
The congregation of St. David’s Episcopal Church in metro Detroit hosted an excellent learning session about the transgender community. On February 23rd, Daya Curley drew from her personal experiences to provide a practical and insightful understanding. Seventy or so parishioners paid close attention and expressed their appreciation. The discussion was heart-felt. Many acknowledged connections to…
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Clarion Call for Authentic Faith And Vibrant Democracy
UPDATE – FEB 15 2025: Authentic faith and vibrant democracy are what we want, prime American strengths. And Christian nationalism is a stone cold barrier. But the harshness of our reality, the condition of society, dictates they we get to the point. Religious fascism that is taking us down and out. The clarion call needs…
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René Lichtman, World Justice Warrior, Passes with Peace and Honor
Paris-born and long-time Detroit activist René Lichtman passed away. René was a child holocaust survivor, and is known the world over for his human rights work.
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Living Presidents Feckless in the Light of Jimmy Carter’s Legacy
Fondly remember the great Christian man, Jimmy Carter. His funeral today put another item on his long list of lessons for fruitful life and decency. By simple contrast to our living presidents, Carter shined a light on the moral turpitude and indecency that infects our politics. Anyone who looked openly saw this. Jimmy Carter was…
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Like it or not, we’re all anti fascists now
People are getting called out as fascists and anti fascists, all over the world, down to your community. You’re either one or the other because all the middle ground is fast getting rubbed out. This picking-of-sides is where American political division and fecklessness has left the people. This dichotomy, this battleline of fascists versus anti…
