Statement at Pike Park before the march protesting the Trump agenda
“We all live in assisted living.” These words of wisdom were shared with me years ago by my mentor, friend
In response to the Trump administration’s threat to withhold more than $300 million in federal funding unless Dallas abandons its racial equity efforts, faith leaders from across the city gathered at Dallas City Hall to speak with one voice: Racial equity is essential to justice, and the work must continue.
This press conference was organized by Faith Commons and featured clergy and community leaders from a range of traditions, including:
Together, these leaders denounced the unjust ultimatum, affirmed the city’s moral and civic responsibility to pursue equity, and called on public officials to continue this critical work with courage and resolve.
Faith Commons is a Dallas-based nonprofit organization that fosters public discourse rooted in faith, compassion, and justice. Learn more at faithcommons.org.
“We all live in assisted living.” These words of wisdom were shared with me years ago by my mentor, friend
This month marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of an event that shook our nation to the core. A quarter century after