When All You Can Do Is Laugh
By Drew Jackson After these things the word of the LORD came to Abram in a vision, "Do not be afraid, Abram, I am your shield; your reward shall be very great." But Abram...
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How The School That Changed a White Supremacist Changed Me Too
By Troy Konicki Lying in bed my first night of college, I reflected on the day: men in skirts had kindly helped my folks and me move in, the lunch included vegan options, streakers...
Weep with Me
by Zakiya Jackson Who will weep with me I can feel the ancestors hoping praying dripping with blood fervor anticipation Who will weep with me as the recoil of mixed up emotions identities spoken...
Learn by Making Mistakes
by Kathy Khang How did you learn to tie your shoes? To drive? To style your hair? To write your name in cursive? To read? To swim? To ride a bike? Unless you are...
This Is My Country
by Kathy Khang The older man walks up to the closed register next to me and looks at the wretched KFC/Pizza Hut menu at the travel oasis/rest stop near Elkhart, IN. He asks about...
Evangelical—When a Good Word Goes Bad
by Carolyn Custis James Anyone who has a finger on the pulse of American evangelicalism has to be wondering if the patient will survive. During the current presidential election cycle, American evangelicalism has suffered...
The Foundations of America's "Greatness"
The problem the Republican party, and now our entire nation, has with Donald Trump is actually a problem with the very foundations of our country. by Mark Charles The challenge with Donald Trump is...
Black Lives Matter, But . . .
by Cyneatha Millsaps I was driving down the street when I noticed a church sign that said, "Black lives matter, but God . . ." and I could not catch the rest of the...
Brock Turner's Conviction Sheds Light on Privilege
By Brian Pipkin Brock Turner, white, no criminal history, is accused and charged with assaulting an unconscious woman; he called it "consensual." Penalty? Six months in a county jail. (He will only serve three.)...
Why Do We Need a Racial Justice Institute?
Because it's better than a Racial Injustice Institute. Or maybe it's not. Maybe what we need is a Racial Injustice Institute that shows us how race has been and continues to be used to...
