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The Texas House has just voted to ban Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Texas universities, following in the footsteps of extremist Republicans in Florida. Now, more than ever, we need a comprehensive exploration of what conservatives call identity politics. That's why DG Montalvo is diligently working on his groundbreaking book, "America's Fault Lines."
Prepare to embark on a journey through the intricate tapestry of political polarization, intersectionality, and the weaponization of identity. Gain unparalleled insights that bridge the gap and ignite meaningful dialogue. As the world grapples with divisiveness, you can be part of the change towards a more inclusive and equitable society.
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Meet DG Montalvo, a passionate justice advocate, author, and creative mind. Throughout his life, he has delved into the profound teachings of the Biblical prophets, drawing inspiration from their visions of justice and shalom, or peace.
DG dedicates his time and attention to important causes that resonate with his liberal-minded values. He fervently yearns for a moral revival, a revolution of values that can bring about positive change.
Recently, DG has embarked on a new venture by organizing We Remember Tyler an advocacy group focused on Black history in Smith County. Additionally, he has several captivating books in progress and has even invested in equipment for podcasting. With an ever-growing curiosity and passion, DG's next venture is unpredictable and exciting.
DG Montalvo comes from a rich heritage as a first-generation Mexican-American hailing from the vibrant Rio Grande Valley. After spending two decades immersed in the world of design and advertising and holding various positions within mega-churches and international NGOs, DG's thirst for knowledge led him to pursue a Master of Arts in Global Leadership from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA.
“Let the fire of justice ignite within you, for it is your voice that can shatter the chains of inequality and ignite the flames of change. Embrace the power you hold to challenge injustice, champion equality, and build a world that thrives on compassion and fairness.
Your actions today will shape the course of tomorrow. Rise up, stand tall, and let justice be the anthem that guides your journey towards a brighter, more equitable future.” - DG Montalvo
Fuller is an esteemed evangelical institution renowned for its global influence and distinction as the largest multidenominational seminary. During his time at Fuller, DG honed his research skills while passionately studying The Mission of God and Justice.
DG resides in the heart of East Texas, Tyler, alongside his beloved wife Jenny, with whom he has shared nearly 20 wonderful years. Together, they cherish the companionship of their two charming beagles, Chompsky and Chelsea. DG finds solace in the thrill of embarking on spontaneous road trips, engaging in thought-provoking conversations, and diving into the world of investigative journalism.
However, above all else, his greatest joy stems from his cherished relationship with his grandchildren, Eli and Jude.
DG Montalvo's journey is one driven by empathy, justice, and a desire to make a meaningful impact on the world. His inspiring endeavors and profound insights captivate the hearts and minds of liberal-minded adults, beckoning them to join him on the path toward a more just and compassionate society.
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As we commemorate July 4th, let us not gloss over the inconvenient truths that mar America's past and present. To truly honor the principles of freedom and justice, we must confront the hypocrisy that has stained our nation's history. It calls for honest dialogue, education, and a commitment to dismantling systemic injustices. July 4th can catalyze reflection, growth, and a collective effort to create a more inclusive and just society. Will we let it be a catalyst for a better America, or will we succumb to pressure to deny the truth to support our fabled origin stories?