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Much of the commitment to and analysis of community that we find in the work of Howard Thurman and Dr. King derives from their African
I ended yesterday’s DM with a suggestion that we surrender our naivete about racism in American. The response of Americans of all races to march
The idea of the “Beloved Community” was central to the thinking of MLK jr. It appears from his earliest speeches and writings to his last
Before the murder of George Floyd by police officers, we were discussing new models of economics. We led with some ideas from David Korten.* Then
David Korten, as we have seen, is proposing a new economic system. Part of his vision is recognizing how the “Enlightenment” unleashed extraordinary advances in
Jesus continually operated from the consciousness of Sarah’s Circle. How else can one interpret his saying, “the first shall be last and the last shall
Sarah’s circle symbolizes a dynamic that has been among us for a long time though we rarely name it as such. It is present, for
Moving beyond Racism is moving beyond sadism and power-over, power-under dynamics. The same is true of moving beyond Sexism; Ageism; Anthropocentrism; and Homophobia. It is
Juneteenth is a celebration of the end of slavery, a day to honor the survival and resilience of Black people throughout 400 years of sheer
Dr. King urges us to create the beloved community. Community means the common good. The age of individualism is over (the modern age); Good things
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