Toward Solidarity
Nathan Davis HuntNotes on reweaving an engaged spiritual life of communion, care, and collective liberation. A community for muddied mystics stumbling toward the abolition of plantations, rekindling our humanity, and creating worlds where it is easier to love.
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Solidarity is an Enacted Feeling
Hi there friends,
Today I just want to share a few things from recent readings, watches, and experiences.
First, I highly recommend this short article by on strategies for institutionalizing solidarity, in order to enable solidarity...
Juneteenth Means Make All Things New
Looking upward to the sky among the nine pillars of the AAHM. Photo by author.
Forty miles southwest of Houston, the tallest Black heritage monument in the country rises near the banks of the San Bernard in the old freedman’s town of Kendl...
Underwater
The surface of the deep. Photo by author.
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In the prologue of his book on “the anatomy of segregation and the ground of hope” called The Luminous Darkness, Howard Thurman quotes from the paper of one of his student’s who describes the ex...
Joy was everywhere. But the people...
Oh friends, there’s so much I want to write to you.
If I’ve learned one thing over the past two years, it’s that, for me at least, PhD coursework and maintaining an active Substack don’t mix. I’m grateful you all have stuck around in my f...
Black Reading
A major focus of my academic work is immersing myself in Black thought(s) in order to reimagine theology, philosophy, ethics, spirituality, identity, creation, visions for the way things ought to be, and how we get there.
To live differen...
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Organizer, mystic wannabe, PhD in Theology student. Dismantling plantations within and out. Glutton for trails & books.
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