Knowing who you are, the realities you navigate, and the resources you have access to, what is your place in the Resistance? Continue reading
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Tag Archives: Advocacy
Birthdays, Sabbatical, and Patreon – Oh My!!!
To honor my 32nd birthday and CFI’s 3rd anniversary, I’m taking a mini sabbatical and (mostly) pressing pause on my work until June! I’m doing this because I wanted to gift myself with two things my soul is craving: rest and time to create… Continue reading
White Liberal, You Too Are Complicit
White supremacy will only loosen its grip on us all as you work adopt a posture of humility and own the ways that you – through your action or inaction – have allowed it to stand. All liberation comes at a price and getting free will cost you your pride. The question is, are you willing to pay? Continue reading
Humility, Prayer, & Justice for All: A Reflection on 2 Chronicles 7:14
Today I’m holding 2 Chronicles 7:14 close alongside the concept of imago dei. The text says, “If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their … Continue reading
Podcast: Petty and/or Prophetic
Take some time and check out this podcast I recorded with my boo Kevin Garcia over at Tiny Revolution. We covered a lot of ground in our time together including LGBTQ inclusion in religious community, what it means to live out your love, elitism in faith spaces, power & privilege, and what community, church, and solidarity can look like.
So take the next 45 minutes and listen to our talk, Petty and/or Prophetic. I think you’ll find it worth your time. Continue reading
If I Should Die Before I’m Woke
If I should die before I’m woke,
Cringe at my missteps
for it’s in holding me accountable that you can see what work is left to do Continue reading
My 2016 in Review
While 2016 has been hard, it has been a year I am grateful for because it stretched and pushed me. It’s reminded me that the disquiet I feel in my spirit can be harnessed to do good work that is responsive to the need I see in the world.
So thank you to the year that has encouraged me to unapologetically be myself and walk, speak, and act boldly in the places that I find myself rooted in. Continue reading
