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Conversation on religious traditions, racial divisions, set for May 20
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Conversation on religious traditions, racial divisions, set for May 20
The Livingston Faith and Race Project is hosting a public conversation from 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 20, at First United Methodist Church of Howell, 1230 Bower St., on how religious traditions in the United States have been used both to justify racial division, as well as to build movements for civil rights, peace, and inclusion. As national headlines report about rising antisemitism, Christian nationalism, and political polarization, the Livi…
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