Sikivu speaking at Humanist Institute’s Social Justice: Addressing the Narrative of Fear, sponsored by The Humanist Institute, the Humanist Center of MN, and First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis.
The event is free and open to the public (child care provided)
Lunch available with vegetarian and vegan options.
For more details check it out here:
The day will examine various forms of social oppression (e.g. racism, sexism, xenophobia, queer-antagonism, anti-semitism, etc.) and how these cultural prejudices are exploited by the right wing to reinforce the fear narrative. Speakers will look at how we may develop a new narrative, create positive solutions and establish integrated, inclusive strategies for creating significant change in the Trump era.
Co-sponsored by The Humanist Institute and First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis
Desiree Kane, Indigenous Rights Activist
Anthony Pinn, Author and Public Intellectual
Bobby Joe Champion, MN State Legislator
Sikivu Hutchinson, Feminist, Athiest, Author
Andrea Jenkins, Oral History, U of MN
Diane Burkholder, Community Organizer and Anti-Oppression Consultant
Sincere Kirabo, Social Justice Coordinator, American Humanist Association
Check out the Event page Here; And the Facebook Event Here
