Sermon: “Gender (Un)Stuck: Finding liberation from gender roles (+ an intro to gender creative parenting)” from Rev. Sean Neil-Barron & Rev. Elaine Aron-Tenbrink

Even those of us deeply committed to gender liberation can find ourselves stuck in the sticky web of gender roles. How might we move towards greater freedom – for ourselves and for all of us? Rev. Elaine explores the strangeness of gender roles: the things that don’t fit, the things that actually (and perhaps weirdly) do, and how we might move with our anger, our curiosities, and our pleasures. Plus an intro to gender creative parenting!

Related Topics: Grounding in Unitarian Universalism, Growing in Self, Growth, Inner Work, Liberation Theology, Queer Theology | More Sermons from Rev. Sean Neil-Barron & Rev. Elaine Aron-Tenbrink | Download Audio

From Series: "GenderFluent"

As Unitarian Universalists, we proclaim that all genders are sacred and all people are worthy of love and belonging. But living that commitment requires us to learn, unlearn, and deepen our practice of true radical inclusiveness. This February, we invite you to become Gender Fluent: Curious about gender – yours and other people’s – without judgment or assumption Conversant learning new vocabulary and ways of thinking and talking about gender. No longer letting fear of missteps stop important conversations. Courageous to speak up and fight back against ideas, laws, and policies that tightly define gender or dehumanize trans and nonbinary people. Courageous to affirm your gender, whatever it is, and to embrace others.