Racial Justice
First Unitarian has engaged in multifaceted racial justice work, from being one of the first churches in Denver to hang a Black Lives Matter banner on our church exterior to educating ourselves through reading and discussing important literary works to partnering with and raising $250,000 for the innovative Denver Black Reparations Council.
We firmly believe that none of us are free until we all are free. Repairing the historic economic injustice is a critical step in healing these relationships.
The Racial Justice Project strives to help our congregants educate themselves about current issues of race, racism, white privilege and racial justice and to share with them opportunities to become activists around these issues. We also endeavor to engage our neighboring communities in racial justice work.