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Blog Name: onehandclapping
Url: http://julieclawson.com
Language: English
Topics: emergent, christianity, emerging
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Popularity: 59 Followers

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Encounters with Sexism
Every now and then I get that slap in the face reminder that sexism is alive and thriving in our world. Sometimes it can be easy to think otherwise. I attend a church that affirms my value as a woman, I have intelligent friends, I participate in emerging church forums, and I live in a progressive town. So in my day to day life I can pretend that most of the world actually thinks I’m human.  And many of the people I know are uncomfortable taking a stand for women mostly because they don’t see any apparent problems.  Then come the wake up calls. I started the week at a women’s book discussion at my church
OozeTV Interview
So when I was up in Minneapolis for Christianity21 I got to sit down with Spencer Burke for an interview about Everyday Justice for theoozeTV. It was really fun to chat with him about justice stuff (although we filmed this outside and it was FREEZING). Enjoy!
Discussing Everyday Justice 2
The recent contest to win a copy of Everyday Justice generated some fantastic comments and questions about justice issues. So over the next few days I will be addressing some of those in blog posts. I don’t assume to have THE answers to anything, but just want to share my perspective and hope you will join in with yours as well. Jonathan asked – to what aspect is Justice culturally relevant? or Universal? would an injustice in the US ever be seen as justice, or acceptable, in a different context? This is a sticky q
Discussing Everyday Justice 1
The recent contest to win a copy of Everyday Justice generated some fantastic comments and questions about justice issues. So over the next few days I will be addressing some of those in blog posts. I don’t assume to have THE answers to anything, but just want to share my perspective and hope you will join in with yours as well. Jamie asked - I get so overwhelmed with the interconnectedness of justice and consumerism. I feel sometimes like I have
And the Winner Is…
Thank you everyone for participating in the contest to win a copy of Everyday Justice. Congrats to Elisha Murrell who was randomly selected to win a copy of the book! For all of you who didn’t win – the book is available at Amazon or click here to find it at a local bookstore near where you live. It was exciting to read all the c

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