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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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...
Everything is a Story
When reached out to see if I would be interested in sharing an excerpt from her latest book, I was thrilled. Kaitlin is someone I have admired for several years now. She is one of our most gracious, winsome, poetic, and visionary guides to...
Where is this going?
Morning friends,
Tteaching in a faith-based organizing class during these times has goaded me to write a series on how to get involved in the work of justice and social transformation. I’m starting from the ground up. We will introduce mor...
Bright Shining as the Sun
Eighteen inches of snow with drifts three feet deep waited for shovels that morning of mourning. Schools were closed, the kids were acting up—stuck indoors without routine. Grownups were getting nothing done but growing irritated. By the en...
The 5 Main Approaches to Social Change
The scene this past Friday afternoon in front of a neighboring Target and Home Depot where hundreds of people gathered to protest ICE in solidarity with immigrants and Minneapolis. There were close to two dozen unions represented (including...
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Organizer, mystic wannabe, PhD in Theology student. Dismantling plantations within and out. Glutton for trails & books.
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