“The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman
“There is always light, if only we’re brave enough to see it, if only we’re brave enough to be it.”
Race and Reconciliation in Post-Trump America
Dr. King would have called us to Reconciliation in all of its parts: confession, confrontation and forgiveness.
Women Leaders and the “B” Word
Let’s have a new vocabulary for women leaders: Bold, Brave, Bodacious, Brainy!
John Lewis: Honor Him with Action
We will honor John Lewis in the ways we take up his call to action to work for the restoration of civil and human rights.
Adirondack Chronicles 2020.2: Freedom Ringing
Freedom is ringing on this 4th of July…. will we answer the call?
Voices of Trinity: Faculty Speak on Black Lives Matter
Dr. Monroe reminded us of this truth: as Fannie Lou Hamer said, ‘Nobody’s free until everybody’s free.”
Black. Lives. Matter.
Trinity students are engaged with organizing and advocacy for racial justice and necessary change in our nation. Our students are working to bend the moral arc of history toward justice.
Dr. King’s Witness for Justice
Dr. Martin Luther King’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” is still an urgent call to action for racial justice.
No More Fairy Tales
Queen Elizabeth should clearly and unequivocally denounce the racism that has afflicted Meghan Markle and disgraced the monarchy and Great Britain.