D.C. Unity and Justice Fellowship has a diverse leadership team who are committed to the mission we were founded upon.
Washington, DC
Joined February 2018
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DC Unity and Justice Fellowship retweeted
#BREAKING on the Dubois PL SE MASS SHOOTING.
Learning through sources the 6D Commander had warned various DC government & police officials of gun violence concerns specifically involving the block party planned for the 3300 blk of Dubois PL SE.
Email sent 2 days before.
@fox5dc
DC Unity and Justice Fellowship retweeted
If you believe #JesusIsLord + #BlackLivesMatter join Christians from local churches across the District this Sunday, June 7th as we March + Pray+ Sing in lament + hope.
#FaithThatWorksDC #DCProtest
#GeorgeFloyd #AhmaudArbery #BreonnaTaylor
DC Unity and Justice Fellowship retweeted
Absolutely horrifying. @DCPoliceDept say the homeless man set on fire Wed. has died. Darryl Finney, 62, fought for his life for 2 days after police say the man in this surveillance footage set him on fire Wed on H St. NE.
HELP FIND HIM! @fox5dc
DC Unity and Justice Fellowship retweeted
"Even if you try to be colorblind,
you CAN'T be in a society that is so demarcated by color"
- @timjacobwise
#DCUJTimWise
DC Unity and Justice Fellowship retweeted
"To be blind to color,
is to be blind to the consequence of color. "
- Julian Bond
#DCUJTimWise
DC Unity and Justice Fellowship retweeted
"In order to help people better look at and learn history, we can start by critiquing how we learn history.
Treat it like CSI, like you're picking apart a crime scene... because American history literally is a crime scene"
- @timjacobwise #DCUJTimWise
DC Unity and Justice Fellowship retweeted
"You don't get to come out with all this "all lives matter" nonsense when you've not meant "all" for hundreds of years."
- @timjacobwise #DCUJTimWise
DC Unity and Justice Fellowship retweeted
When Harriet Tubman died on March 10, 1913, she was buried at Fort Hill Cemetery in Mount Auburn, New York with military honors. She is considered the first African American woman to serve in the military. #ThisDayInHistory (Photo: @librarycongress)
DC Unity and Justice Fellowship retweeted
“How dare we sit on a blood bought gift? If unity cost Jesus something, it will cost us something too. Maybe for some of us, it’s privilege.”
@sista_theology
