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Promoting Social Action
Promoting Social Action
Whether leading freedom songs for hundreds of people, marching arm-in-arm with community members, shouting on the courthouse square for equality, leading prayer during vigils, writing letters to the editor, hosting speakers and educations events for the community to learn about a social issue, there are so many fleeting moments that we hope lead to some measure of lasting change. I have had countless opportunities to add my voice and my energy to causes and I am honored for each and every invitation.
March for Black Lives in Wilmington (June 2020)
Marching in Denton's annual Martin Luther King, Jr. parade and rally (2017)
Speaking on the steps of the historic Denton County courthouse on behalf of marriage equality (2013)
I was invited to offer the prayer at Denton's March for Our Lives event (in solidarity with the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to demonstrate support for gun legislation reform). In this photo I am celebrating youth who have risen to leadership in the wake of tragedy. (January 2018)
North Texas Unitarian Universalist Congregations participates in the annual Dallas Pride Parade. Here we are handing out fans along the parade route in 2010.
Leading singing at the Women’s Rally on the Denton Square (2017)
Speaking in 2017 at a Denton County hearing regarding the impact of Denton's Confederate Soldier Monument that occupies a central place on the County Courthouse lawn.
Juneteenth 2018, linking arms and singing with the community in the wake of disappointing news regarding a decision to keep and maintain the confederate statue.
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