PTS Black Seminarians Call for 15% of Endowment as Reparations
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Julie Prey
7 years ago
M.Div. 2004
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Anonymous
7 years ago
M.Div. '17
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Bless you all in this continued work of healing and restoration.
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Donnie Garris
7 years ago
M.Div. Class of 1991
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Paul Kim
7 years ago
MDiv 2002
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Ajah Hales
7 years ago
Ruling Elder, Forest Hill Presbyterian Church
Moderator, Race Action Network, Presbytery of the Western Reserve
Member, General Assembly Committee on Representation
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Anonymous
7 years ago
M.Div/MACEF Class of 2020
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Gregory Clark Ellison II PhD
7 years ago
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M.Div 2002, Ph.D. 2008
As a former ABS president, I’m honored to stand in solidarity with fellow students and alum as we challenge our beloved institution and this country to reckon with its past.
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Nathan Johnson
7 years ago
PhD 2019
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Larissa Kwong Abazia
7 years ago
MDiv 2007
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Dr Angel De La Cruz
7 years ago
I am extremely cynical about Princeton pushing this petition. Especially, with its most powerful white alumn being the recipients of the power and privledge from the death, blood, and scars of African Slaves.
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Garrett Mostowski
7 years ago
PCUSA Clergy, Mdiv. 2018
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Ian Wraga
7 years ago
Godspeed
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Christópher Abreu Rosario
7 years ago
Grateful for your work. Praying that the seminary I attend, Columbia Theological Seminary, will also confess their sins in profiting from slavery.
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Rev Amos magby
7 years ago
I agree with the crux of the of the resolution presented by ABS.
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Rev Dr Larry E Dixon
7 years ago
Way overdo! Class of 1973
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Daniel Mason
7 years ago
Daniel Goldman Mason
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Anonymous
7 years ago
M.Div. 2015
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Megan DeWald
7 years ago
M.Div. 2009
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Rev Keith O Paige
7 years ago
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This is a theological issue as well as a moral and ethical one. How can a seminary teach future clergy to think theologically when the spectre of slavery limits and shrouds it's pietistic teaching with economic and moral ambiguity?
M.Div. 2004
M.Div. '17
Bless you all in this continued work of healing and restoration.
M.Div. Class of 1991
MDiv 2002
Ruling Elder, Forest Hill Presbyterian Church Moderator, Race Action Network, Presbytery of the Western Reserve Member, General Assembly Committee on Representation
M.Div/MACEF Class of 2020
M.Div 2002, Ph.D. 2008 As a former ABS president, I’m honored to stand in solidarity with fellow students and alum as we challenge our beloved institution and this country to reckon with its past.
PhD 2019
MDiv 2007
I am extremely cynical about Princeton pushing this petition. Especially, with its most powerful white alumn being the recipients of the power and privledge from the death, blood, and scars of African Slaves.
PCUSA Clergy, Mdiv. 2018
Godspeed
Grateful for your work. Praying that the seminary I attend, Columbia Theological Seminary, will also confess their sins in profiting from slavery.
I agree with the crux of the of the resolution presented by ABS.
Way overdo! Class of 1973
Daniel Goldman Mason
M.Div. 2015
M.Div. 2009
This is a theological issue as well as a moral and ethical one. How can a seminary teach future clergy to think theologically when the spectre of slavery limits and shrouds it's pietistic teaching with economic and moral ambiguity?