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EPISODE · Jun 23, 2019 · 32 MIN

What We Carry Forward: A Reparations Story for Today

from Unitarian Universalist Church of Loudoun Sermons · host Danita Rountree Green

Danita Rountree Green (Satiafa) is a Storyteller on a Mission, challenging the narratives on race and historical trauma. Currently she serves as Co-Chief Executive Officer of the Richmond VA chapter of Coming To The Table, a national organization dedicated to racial equity and healing the wounds of enslavement. http://comingtothetable.org/ Author, playwright and Trauma Informed Care facilitator, Danita uses storytelling to help others move through difficult constructs, to find their path and experience the fullness of life. During this service, we will explore the things we carry through life, how we carry them and what we choose to leave behind. (6/23/2019)

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