A few questions to get us thinking today.
Men:
1. Are you doing what you can to helpfully and humbly criticize patriarchy?
2. Are you listening more than speaking?
3. Do you feel threatened by successful women?
4. Do you hold up institutions of misogyny?
Men:
1. Are you doing what you can to helpfully and humbly criticize patriarchy?
2. Are you listening more than speaking?
3. Do you feel threatened by successful women?
4. Do you hold up institutions of misogyny?
Pastors:
1. Do you hold a priority of listening in diverse conversations?
2. Are you taking care of yourself?
3. Do you love your work or are you just surviving?
4. Do you use your platform to speak about injustice the way Jesus did?
1. Do you hold a priority of listening in diverse conversations?
2. Are you taking care of yourself?
3. Do you love your work or are you just surviving?
4. Do you use your platform to speak about injustice the way Jesus did?
White women:
1. Are you holding up systems of patriarchal abuse?
2. Do you (we) recognize privilege?
3. Are you practicing self-care?
4. Do you value the work of women of the global majority?
1. Are you holding up systems of patriarchal abuse?
2. Do you (we) recognize privilege?
3. Are you practicing self-care?
4. Do you value the work of women of the global majority?
Mixed race/ethnicity/culture:
1. How are we making sure our voices are heard while honoring the voices of others?
2. What is our role in telling history in a truthful way?
3. Do we practice self-care in the face of trauma?
4. Are we consistent allies to others?
1. How are we making sure our voices are heard while honoring the voices of others?
2. What is our role in telling history in a truthful way?
3. Do we practice self-care in the face of trauma?
4. Are we consistent allies to others?
Writers:
1. Are we handing over the microphone?
2. Is our platform about others or ourselves?
3. Do our words out in the world hold up abusive/oppressive systems?
4. Are we reading books from a diverse set of authors?
1. Are we handing over the microphone?
2. Is our platform about others or ourselves?
3. Do our words out in the world hold up abusive/oppressive systems?
4. Are we reading books from a diverse set of authors?
Christians:
1. Are you honoring the earth?
2. Are you seeking justice for the oppressed?
3. Are you asking questions?
4. Do you value the work of transformation on a personal AND communal level?
1. Are you honoring the earth?
2. Are you seeking justice for the oppressed?
3. Are you asking questions?
4. Do you value the work of transformation on a personal AND communal level?
Parents:
1. Do we remember that there are single people doing amazing work in the world?
2. Are we intentionally exposing our kids to diversity on a regular basis?
3. Do we understand that our children are the future?
4. Are we practicing self-care?
1. Do we remember that there are single people doing amazing work in the world?
2. Are we intentionally exposing our kids to diversity on a regular basis?
3. Do we understand that our children are the future?
4. Are we practicing self-care?
Americans:
1. Do we know that we aren't the center of the universe?
2. Are we fighting on behalf of the oppressed in all of our circles?
3. Are we gracefully engaging in really difficult conversations?
4. Do we know that we aren't the center of the universe?
1. Do we know that we aren't the center of the universe?
2. Are we fighting on behalf of the oppressed in all of our circles?
3. Are we gracefully engaging in really difficult conversations?
4. Do we know that we aren't the center of the universe?
