Day 21: The Discomfort of Imagining More
This Lenten season, what if we trust that our troubling questions and longing for MORE are exactly what we need?
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Entries by Marilyn Nash
Day 14 | Part of Me Stayed Behind
“Standing by the now-dilapidated Bryant’s Grocery, I was confronted by my own legacy as a white woman—our generations of complicity in racial violence. Pulled in by the unreconciled truth of that place, I believe part of me stayed behind.”
Day 28: Perspectives That Bind Us
Racial justice demands that we break forth from the perspectives that bind us and others, questioning images and narratives in the systems around us.