Third Womanist Ethnography Conference: The Moral of the Story, June 17-18, 2021 - Jomaira Salas Pujols: Womanist and feminist ethnography is not only about knowledge production; it is also about social change.
Stacey Abrams, what to do next:
1-“We cannot let this be a one week story. We have to constantly...connect...back to voting rights.” 2-Invest in...communities that are hurt by voter suppression.
3-Advocate year around for the Voting Rights Act, including “For the People.”
Stacey Abrams on her work after taking intentional time to move through grief and disappointment about losing the governor’s race in Georgia: “The best way to supplant disappointment is to invigorate yourself with doing the work you should’ve been doing in the first place.”
Stacey Abrams on public service: “You are the most effective when you are the clarion reminding people here’s what’s happening with your money and with your jobs and with your lives.”
Stacey Abrams on storming a trustee meeting during her first year at Spelman: “It was having my audacity met with acceptance that” helped me understand my capacity in the world.
Donald J. Trump should immediately be impeached by the House of Representatives & removed from office by the United States Senate as soon as Congress reconvenes.
This is dangerous & unacceptable.
@JLWeisenfeld brings $1 million grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to CSR to launch "The Crossroads Project: Black Religious Histories, Communities, and Cultures." Co-directed by @AntheaButler and Lerone Martin. @HLuceFdn https://t.co/GOFVJd3Y7r
Here are some of my thoughts on hope and post-election conversations about national healing. Hope for a Unity that Leads to Healing: Black Faith and the Nation after 2020 https://t.co/8gWQ3uKxBZ via @guberkleycenter