https://youtu.be/_41xKDuUL9g?t=1397
The Least
of These My Brothers,
or
Ministering to the “Unforgivable”
Sermon by
Kimberly French
United
Parish of Brookline, Massachusetts, 8.30.20
Good morning. Thank you for inviting
me into your sacred space and
time together this morning.
I
want to talk today about something that is really hard: how do we—as
individuals, as communities, a...
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Letter to the Editor
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2019/12/19/opinion/governor-bakers-bill-renews-focus-dealing-with-sex-offenders/
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Governor Baker’s bill renews focus on dealing with sex offenders
Updated December 19, 2019, 12:01 a.m.
Push for Draconian policy is based on false assumptions
We regret the stance the Globe has taken in support of Governor Baker’s bill seeking mandatory life sentence...
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Halloween and Stranger Danger
http://bostonreview.net/law-justice/christine-hume-halloween-and-stranger-danger
October 31, 2019By Christine HumeBoston Review
Do you believe in the boogeyman?
This is the pivotal question of the Halloween movie franchise. The tension around naming the movies’ antagonist foregrounds the problem of seeing him: “it” or “him,” “thing” or “human,” “The Shape” or “Michael Myers”? E...
Sex offender registries poor safety policy
By Kristina Knittel
Posted Oct 27, 2019 at 12:01 AM
As an advocate for survivors of abuse and as someone who has personally been impacted by sexual violence, I care deeply about true accountability for offenders, prevention of new harm and the safety and healing of our communities. Because of those priorities and values, I was alarmed at The Register Guard’s editorial that advocated...