The Racial Equity Team focuses on racial justice, racial equity, and Mount Olivet's role in systemic racism.
The Racial Equity Team devises plans and strategies to share with the Mount Olivet community and with our neighbors in Arlington and beyond.
Since the formation of this group, we have:
A Native American opera singer who performed at the Metropolitan Opera in 1918? One of many Native American performers from the early 20th century whose lives and talents have since been obscured, learn about Tsianina Redfeather.

Tsianina Redfeather Evans Blackstone on Vimeo
November 3: Tsianina Redfeather in Bismarck | Prairie Public
The Forgotten History of Tsianina Redfeather, the Beloved American Indian Opera Singer
Tsianina Redfeather - Beyond the Spectacle: Native North American Presence in Britain
Princess Red Feather History | Red Feather Historical Society
Company reflects on the real woman who inspired I Call myself Princess | Regina Leader Post
Consider walking in the footsteps of our neighbors by visiting a series of sites, memorials, and living testaments to the courage, resilience, and faith of our African American neighbors. There are two tours that seek to capture glimpses into the story of North and South Arlington. We pray they may serve as the first step in the long walk towards racial equity and justice in Arlington.
Read a short report by Jim Dake on the history of Mount Olivet and racism within Arlington and the United Methodist Church.
Read the reportStart here to learn more about the Racial Equity Team at Mount Olivet, or browse current events to see what's coming next.