Ethical Society of St. Louis

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An Ethical Humanist Community: cultivating connections, inspiring action, growing hope. Learn more at ethicalstl.org

When you're usually behind the soundboard, stepping up to the microphone is a big change. Bear Wade shares a unique perspective on listening, observing, and the stories we hear when we're paying attention. A moment from The Sound Guy Test at Ethical STL. 🎤

What does it mean to make room for one another? To recognize our shared humanity, acknowledge harm, and extend compassion beyond those closest to us. Belonging asks more than acceptance. It calls us toward dignity, accountability, and a wider circle of care. ❤️ Join us.

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Our choices are our own. Their consequences are shared. When we vote, we're shaping more than our own futures. We're helping shape the world we share. Think critically. Lead with empathy. Remember our shared humanity. 🗳️

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Why I Let My 90 Year Old Grandma Say "Bless You" – Dr. Jé Exodus Hooper My grandmother still says "bless you." I'm a humanist. And I'm not going to correct her. Dr. Jé Exodus Hooper on how cultural humanism lets us translate love instead of getting stuck on words. Full talk on YouTube.

What if the work of an ethical community isn’t to tell people what’s right, but to help one another live the values we already hold? We carry the capacity to recognize goodness, care for one another, and imagine a better world. The real challenge is living it.