Fannie Barrier Williams (1855 – 1944) was an African American educator, artist, musician, and journalist who advocated for social justice and for the rights of Black women in particular. She gained international prominence with a speech to the World Parliament of Religions, where she condemned the misuse of Biblical texts to support slavery and discrimination. Join us as we continue our summer-long exploration of the Unitarians and Universalists who paved the way for the faith we cherish today.

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