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Affirmation, by Assata Shakur

February 11, 2017February 12, 2017 Vincent MousseauActivism, Art

Earlier this month, while speaking about resistance at the Unitarian Universalist congregation at which I am a member, I read this poem, written by Assata Shakur. To me, it is a great example of inspiring resilience, and it is something […]

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The Black Histories of Black History Month

January 31, 2017February 14, 2017 Vincent MousseauActivism

Black History Month is upon us, and with it comes the barrage of people, educational institutions, organizations, and corporations presenting massively oversimplified understandings of Black history to the masses. While it is comforting that people are talking about Black people […]

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Why I Became a Unitarian Universalist

January 8, 2017 Vincent MousseauPersonal

About a week before Christmas this year, I found myself, strangely enough, in a Catholic Church. Now, anyone who knows me even vaguely knows that this is quite the strange place to find me. A staunch atheist and empiricist, I am […]

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Why We Still Need Social Justice Activism

December 14, 2016December 15, 2016 Vincent MousseauActivism

Sometimes, people question why I do the work that I do. Indeed, as the media is flooded with images of the Prime Minister of Canada marching in every major pride parade in the country, the same Prime Minister who cries tears […]

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“Different or not, we all deserve diginity and respect”: My Streets of Canada feature

December 10, 2016December 14, 2016 Vincent MousseauFeatures

This is a copy of my feature from the Streets of Canada project, to which the official link can be found here. If you are planning on sharing this story, I would ask that you share it from their site, linked […]

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  • Affirmation, by Assata Shakur
  • The Black Histories of Black History Month
  • Why I Became a Unitarian Universalist
  • Why We Still Need Social Justice Activism
  • “Different or not, we all deserve diginity and respect”: My Streets of Canada feature

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