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| The Five Races of Mankind (1911) |
9:15
am. Alan Friedlob, David Curley and Lauralee Carbone have collaborated to
present this forum focusing on the psychological and social realities of
white supremacy in America today. They will show excerpts from BLINK, an award
winning film made in 2000 that is especially relevant after Charlottesville. It
focuses on the personal journey of Greg Withrow, once a charismatic rising star
in the white supremacist movement who dramatically turned his back on the
ideologies of hate.
After showing the film excerpts, our conversation will turn
to what we have seen, heard, and felt in the context of the Unitarian
Universalist principles and our daily lives. Is dialogue possible and what
would such engagement look like? What do we hope for from dialogue, and
why?
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