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The Other America

Just over 50 years ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. gave this speech to make a call to action to mobilize a multiracial effort to mobilize America’s poor. Let us consider where the message is still radical.

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Anyone who considers their own sense of spirituality as personally unique and assumes everyone else feels the same about their perspective, is at ease with their beliefs in the company of Unitarian Universalists.  So many who discover the unchallenged freedom from dogma and enthusiastic exploration of diverse philosophies respond with, “I’ve been a Unitarian all of my life and didn’t know it!”  Read the full testimonial.