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‘The atmosphere is electrifying’: How Braver Angels debates are lighting up college campuses

‘The atmosphere is electrifying’: How Braver Angels debates are lighting up college campuses Read More »

Where Does Racial Harmony Exist?

One way to heal the racial divide is to observe under what conditions racial harmony exists or flourishes. I notice

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A small round table conversation

We recently hosted a small round table conversation in Atlanta, Georgia. The topic was race and racism. We invited ten

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The Theft of Identity

Our first claim is that White supremacy stole the truth about the identity of African Americans. In saying this, we

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God in Christ makes clear whose side God is on when it comes to questions of injustice

From a theological lens, Christians assert that God chose to incarnate as a first-century Jewish man, as a member of

God in Christ makes clear whose side God is on when it comes to questions of injustice Read More »

South Carolina slave laws

South Carolina’s layered slave trades grew in complexity. The multiplying African population increased the terror of White settlers, who codified

South Carolina slave laws Read More »

The story behind How to Heal Our Divides

Many thanks to Calvary Presbyterian Church, San Francisco for hosting this Q&A about How to Heal Our Divides. I tell

The story behind How to Heal Our Divides Read More »

Candidates for Common Good have committed themselves to leading with values consistent with the common good.

This means they will use the common good as a guiding principle in how they govern, what policies they advocate,

Candidates for Common Good have committed themselves to leading with values consistent with the common good. Read More »

It always comes back to counting the cost

Let us say our priest asks for an additional Lunch Box volunteer one week. Many people can say, “Sure, I’ll

It always comes back to counting the cost Read More »

Congress held a second hearing on book bans and censorship in the classroom

Congress held a second hearing on book bans and censorship in the classroom, and considered, among other testimonies, a letter

Congress held a second hearing on book bans and censorship in the classroom Read More »

The old zero-sum paradigm is not just counterproductive; it’s a lie

The logical extension of the zero-sum story is that a future without racism is something white people should fear, because

The old zero-sum paradigm is not just counterproductive; it’s a lie Read More »

‘My Body Is Not a Prayer Request’ imagines a disability-centered church

‘My Body Is Not a Prayer Request’ imagines a disability-centered church Read More »

Or did they actually love other things

In Holocaust literature, participation in the atrocities are described by types: perpetrators, victims, and bystanders. David Gushee’s assessment of the

Or did they actually love other things Read More »

The beloved community and the heresy of white replacement

by Robert P. Jones https://religionnews.com/2022/05/16/the-beloved-community-and-the-heresy-of-white-replacement/

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The Native American slave trade

But Black oblivion is not the only kind of oblivion within American colonial slavocracy. Mystery compounds mystery with the southeastern

The Native American slave trade Read More »

Is There a Common Good Way to Talk About Abortion?

Doug Pagitt sits down with Amanda Hambrick Ashcraft, pastor at Middle Church in NYC and Founder of Raising Imagination to

Is There a Common Good Way to Talk About Abortion? Read More »

The time to act to combat racism is now

People who call Jesus their Lord and Savior can no longer afford to merely engage in idle, albeit distressed, conversation

The time to act to combat racism is now Read More »

Mothers you don’t want to mess with

A Jim Wallis conversation Michigan Sen. Mallory McMorrow about faith, service and how she lit a fire under suburban moms

Mothers you don’t want to mess with Read More »

Black rage is suppressed

Virginia legislator James H. Gholson said in an 1831 speech “Our slave population is not a happy one, but it

Black rage is suppressed Read More »

Abortion, Racism and the True Origins of the Religious Right

by Jemar Tisby As the Supreme Court seems poised to overturn Roe v. Wade we look at the Religious Right

Abortion, Racism and the True Origins of the Religious Right Read More »

Alito and Public Opinion Reveal the Link Between Roe and a Broader White Christian Nationalist Agenda

Attitudes on abortion are strongly correlated with a worldview that denies systemic racism and pines for a 1950s America. https://robertpjones.substack.com/p/alito-and-public-opinion-reveal-the?r=1ewbq&s=r&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

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