Perceiving the temperature of the water : Quakers speak about racism / Helen Minnis
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TextSeries: Swarthmore lectures ; 2022Publication details: [Birmingham] : Woodbrooke Learning and Research, 2022. Description: 143 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 22 cmSubject(s): Racism -- Religious aspects -- Society of Friends
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The 2022 Swarthmore Lecture was given by Helen Minnis of Glasgow Meeting. Helen spoke from her experience as a scientist and a Quaker, addressing issues of white privilege within the Quaker movement and scientific community. Woodbrooke and Helen see the lecture as part of the ongoing conversation within Britain Yearly Meeting, and Quakers worldwide, about becoming an anti-racist church and what that means.
Includes resources and bibliography
Includes: "Reflecting on and engaging with the lecture" (pages 115-134)
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