Kai’s Everglades

02/26/2026

Missing North Carolina, missing my bestie, missing the mountains, the weather, and this quarry

02/21/2026

In “A Reminder of What We Share,” Pat Uribe-Lichty names the chalice as something grounded and human. Not magic. Not mysterious. A symbol of our faith, community, and courage, and a hope we choose to practice—even in chaotic times.

When the world feels unsteady, the chalice calls us back to our commitments: to each other, to justice, to acting boldly.

Read the full piece at the link in the comments. 🕯️

02/20/2026

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02/19/2026

To our Muslim neighbors, friends, and Unitarian Universalists observing: Ramadan Mubarak 🌙✨.

May this month bring renewal, clarity, and strengthened community 🤲🏽💛 We hold you in love as you enter this holy season.

02/17/2026

In this time of year when interpersonal love is celebrated and we are encouraged to join in acts of care for our family, friends, and partners, it can be difficult to also hold the grief and heartache wrought by these times. And yet, I am reminded of the teachings of my mentors that the work of justice requires patience. Not patience in the sense of being resigned to slow change, but patience as a tool that saves us from hopelessness or desolation.

We know that we have to keep on with our work until we find that place together where there is more love, more possibility, and more joy. And that work asks us to lean into our grief. To embrace it as a corrective to the silencing of what we know; to live into and through heartache as a radical act of faith.

Always more love. This is my prayer for you, and for us. That we will know ourselves whole, no matter the circumstances of our living. And through that knowing, we will love fiercely and consistently enough to set everyone free.

02/06/2026

02/04/2026

This don’t just learn about and support powerful Black women when they are already gone and it’s easy for you to do so. Show your support to Black people who aren’t getting the love they deserve right now too. My friend OnKey Cosplay needs your support gaining back her followers after Facebook shut down her original page. It’s not fair that such a talented Black cosplayer is overshadowed by white cosplayers who quite frankly don’t have as much talent, yet have the followers. Please go give her a follow!

02/04/2026

When I ask myself what I should do, I can quickly become overwhelmed. The need is enormous, and it is easy to get lost in questions of strategy and effectiveness.

But when I ask who I am called to be, I can focus on how I show up to other people, grounded in my values.

Read Maleah’s full
Article Here: http://bit.ly/Minneapolis_Report
MUUSJA - Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Alliance With Love

01/31/2026

Proud and grateful to speak today at the interfaith “Praying with Our Feet” action held in Washington, DC. I joined with faith leaders from many traditions to advocate for the defunding of ICE ahead of today’s vote in the U.S. Senate on the Department of Homeland Security budget.

Read my full remarks in the blog post linked in the comments below.