Weekly Updates

Speaker: Professor Andrew Thompson As the United States approaches a transformative demographic milestone--when Americans of color will become the majority and white Americans a minority--US democracy faces a test of unprecedented magnitude. This moment, the "big flip", is far more than a matter of numbers; it is a catalyst for deep political and psychological upheaval. Once merely a projection, this demographic shift now shapes national debates, fuels fears, and incites divi

Speakers: Mijuel Johnson and Amy Cohen Mijuel Johnson, the lead guide of The Black Journey walking tours and Amy Cohen, author of Black History in the Philadelphia Landscape, participated in a panel discussion moderated by co-hosts Erik Younge and Aissia Richardson. They discussed how to keep Black history alive. To learn about upcoming Sunday Platforms, sign up Philly Ethics' newsletter.

Speaker: Walter DeShields Philadelphia Ethical Society Leader in Training Philip Lindsay interviewed Theater in the X co-founder Walter DeDhields about removing the boundaries to professional theater. We also enjoyed music by Mikaela Oppenheimer and Hayden McGarvey and their band Trusselina! Trusselina will be performing on July 25 at the American Ethical Union's 111th Assembly awards banquet in New York City. Details about the Assembly are at aeu.org To learn about upcoming

Speaker: Ben Miller Join us for some wonderful music and see Ben Miller, discuss the art of running a community farm and kitchen. Ben is a chef and co-founder of the aclaimed South Philly Barbacoa. Ben is also the co-founder of the People's Kitchen Philly, which has distributed hundreds of thousands of free mails to South Philly residents. To learn about upcoming Sunday Platforms, sign up Philly Ethics' newsletter.

Speaker: Aissia Richardson A conversation with Aissia Richardson with Leader Phil Lindsay and jazz music by Warren Ogree. To learn about upcoming Sunday Platforms, sign up Philly Ethics' newsletter.