Do One Good Thing: Stories About Everyday People Promoting Racial Unity in Kansas City

In 2021, Dayton Moore founded Unite KC, where he serves as President of the Board of Directors. His passion for people, unity, and raising the next generation sparked a conversation among leaders in Kansas City. That conversation led to the birth of Unite KC, a grassroots, faith-based movement committed to taking action to pursue racial reconciliation in the greater Kansas City area. UNITE KC focuses on taking actions that prompt heart transformation, build community, and, ultimately, lead to racial harmony.

The vision for racial harmony, equality, and justice involves a heart change that requires us to remain steadfast and unmovable. We must keep the faith and remember that our collective fight is not black versus white but good versus evil.

Each year, Unite KC's book "One Good Thing" will feature everyday people in our community who set an example that helps eradicate racism, misunderstandings, and misconceptions. They promote unity and reach across racial lines to promote harmony. They are change agents who "Do One Good Thing."