Guesnerth Josue Perea

@guesnerth.nyc

Just out here, spreading love and sharing knowledge

Today, as we observe Juneteenth, I’ve been thinking a lot about the words of Toni Cade Bambara. For me, it’s that phrase: “a turning toward each other” that resonates so deeply right now. This is how we truly live into and embrace a liberative vision for ourselves and our worlds.

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Standing at the Schomburg is always momentous & so were these remarks I’m unearthing from the closing of "Absolutamente Negro" series. It was the moment I realized we need internal liberation before we can move toward external liberation ​Read the full piece on my Substack: guesnerth.substack.com

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New Substack: "Carry on the Tradition" Exploring foot washing as an initiation into nonviolent resistance against Empire. Deeply inspired by Dr. Agustina Luvis Núñez, Fr. John Dear, and Assata Shakur. 🕊️ Read the full piece here: guesnerth.substack.com/p/carry-on-the-tradition-a-maundy-thursday

‘Carry on the Tradition’: A Maundy Thursday Sermon at The Church of the Holy Apostles, Brooklyn

Delivered on Thursday, April 2, 2026

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I was intrigued when a friend told me about the AFRE Racial Equity Fellowship early last year. I wasn't sure I would be accepted, but I am now truly honored to be a part of this excellent fellowship. I am excited to join an incredible group of leaders who I hope to learn from for Black liberation.

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Last year, @munther.isaac implored us to keep Palestine central to our holiday observances, reminding us, “If Jesus were to be born today, he would be born under the rubble in Gaza.” One year later, Jesus is still buried under the rubble, & we must continue to be bold and courageous in naming this!

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