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Rabbi Sarah Lawson shares a new blessing to celebrate Black History Month
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“May we never forget that we are all connected, historically, relationally, energetically, and that harm to one is harm to all.”
the sun is setting in an orange sky with purple sky on top of the orange. Wildflowers appear in the forefront of the sunset.
“We will sing for freedom, / clap our hands for freedom.”
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“…moons of freedom / blessing the nights.”
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“may each of us / remove the shackles of another”
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“Can I speak to the people the way I speak to You?”
black male Jewish person wearing a tallit and blue kippah, sitting in the pews of a synagogue, as a little black girl in a pink dress sits on his lap. He is wearing glasses and looking down at her. Other congregants are in the background.
“Be with us, as we acknowledge the sins of slavery, racism, and discrimination”
black and white photo of black person at a protest holding up a sign that reads “If you are free, you need to free somebody else. If you have some power, then your job is to empower somebody else.” ―Toni Morrison
“Raise one voice, the truth that is your own”
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“We know what to do: / Agitate, organize, shout”
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Response to the acquittal of the shooter who killed two racial justice activists, and injured one, in Kenosha, Wi., in the summer of 2020

 
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