Topic: Feminism

Susan B. Anthony: The 19th Amendment, the Silver Dollar, and So Much More

Location: The Lingonberry Every February 15 is Susan B. Anthony Day, a chance to celebrate the birth of Susan B. Anthony and women’s suffrage in the United States. Let’s learn more about this wonderful woman, who numbers among our Unitarian ancestors! Share-the-Plate – Our plate recipient for January/February is the Decorah OWL (Our Whole Lives) … Continue reading Susan B. Anthony: The 19th Amendment, the Silver Dollar, and So Much More

Celebrating UU Women in History

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March is Women’s History Month. Let’s celebrate by exploring the lives of some of our Unitarian Universalist foremothers, many of whom have had a significant impact not only on our faith but on our world. Service Leader: Karen Esterl

Unnatural? Enough Already! Wo/men Interrupting Paul

with Jimmy Hoke, Visiting Assistant Professor of Religion at Luther College. Jimmy will give a talk that emerges at the intersections of feminism, queerness, and the Bible’s only condemnation of erotic expressions between women (Romans 1:18-32). Drawing from traditions within feminist biblical interpretation, Hoke will examine the impasses around interpretations of this passage and show … Continue reading Unnatural? Enough Already! Wo/men Interrupting Paul