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The Official Twitter Account of the Unitarian Universalist History and Heritage Society.

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We are delighted to announce the 2019 Conrad Wright Lecturer at the UUA General Assembly in Spokane is Dr. Kathyrn Gin Lum. The title of her talk: "The Heathen World and America’s Humanitarian Impulse"... https://t.co/NWtCgEX1gA

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New Entry on my blog celebrating bicentennial of Channing's Baltimore Sermon, What did they have for lunch afterward?

Turtle Soup!

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Don't miss the latest issue of the Journal of UU History.
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Looking for excellence in African American history - Check out the list of finalists for the African American Intellectual History Society (AAIHS) Pauli Murray Book Prize for... https://t.co/7x1eW4wQ7k

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Member of the Unitarian Church and AME Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, Peter H. Clark was a leading abolitionist and well-known speaker in the 1800s. Do you know his story? https://t.co/9LmpypCZba https://t.co/9LmpypCZba

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50 Years Ago, Shirley Chisholm Was Sworn In As The First African American Congresswoman https://t.co/RfbmcyOMRb

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Do you know about the leadership and activism of Fannie Barrier Williams? https://t.co/DbRAUtrbFg https://t.co/DbRAUtrbFg

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Can you name the first African American to be ordained a Universalist minister? Read about Joseph Jordan at the UU Dictionary of Biography one of the many resources UUHHS provides with the help of so many colleagues and big thanks... https://t.co/SgmnIUYqw4

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Unitarian Universalist, leading humanist, outstanding scholar - Anthony Pinn is someone all UUs should be reading. He has published quite a few texts over the years. Today, we... https://t.co/K9qcT9xKv7

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From our colleagues at Black Lives UU. https://t.co/28w5Ebw3ap

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Award winning book you want and NEED to read. https://t.co/5A2pPspa8H

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On Sacred Starches, Dudes, Hasty Pudding, and William Ellery Channing
Second Blog, John Marsh February 2019

William Ellery Channing gave no sign that he was aware of it, but he lived through the... https://t.co/0ck4XsKKwf

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It's time to join UUHHS!!

We welcome as members all who are interested in the history of liberal religion. Members receive a newsletter, the Journal, and invitations to our lectures and meetings. Members become partners in supporting lectures,... https://t.co/h1gnRgyrz1

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Looking for information on a particular Unitarian, Universalist, or Unitarian Universalist? Have you visited the UU Dictionary Biography? For example, you want to learn more about Frances Ellen Watkins Harper -check out her entry... https://t.co/dPLkIsyTb3

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UU History Convocation
October 17-20, 2019
Call for Papers
Coming Soon...

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Check out the Sankofa Archives introductory video by Mark Morrison Reed.Also, check out portions of the archive that have been digitized. https://t.co/v9ptRQ0vvo https://t.co/v9ptRQ0vvo

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For the month of February, FREE access to https://t.co/glRL15O4kI materials on Black History - Throughout U.S. History, African Americans have played an integral... https://t.co/SX9YrTfdHi

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The UU History and Heritage Society supports good history - beyond Unitarian, Universliast, and Unitarian Universalist history. Our history needs a context to better understand the... https://t.co/5h0t6XNu7I

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