For ex- colored people who have lost faith in white- body supremacy
Let me begin by saying that this is not a suggestion or even advice. I am only going to write the obvious truth that we choose to ignore. We really do know better. And while our reasons vary as to why we continue to lift up the social construct of race as a source of […]
Read MoreMy spiritual life is sustained by prayer. I would have no relationship with God apart from my praying life. It is the daily conversation with God that strengthens my love and devotion, affirms my convictions and bond with God. Without prayer, there would be no believing. I believe in God and so I talk to […]
Read MoreI remain flabbergasted by the fact that race determines so much of our lives, that we have given it so much meaning, that we have given it so much of our meaning. The social coloring of skin tells us who we are, what we can do and what we mean. But, not only that. Race […]
Read MoreI have been thinking about why I think the way that I do about race. I am well- read on the historical origins of the social construct of race and current practice of its progeny, here being prejudice, stereotypes, white privilege and racial profiling. I hear the stories and have been a part of my […]
Read MoreThis New York Times article really needs no introduction. Roxane Gay has thoughtfully and exceptionally written in response to the recent murders of both Mr. Samuel DuBose and Cecil the Lion. The connections made are striking and leave no one untouched. I hope that her words contribute to our ongoing conversations on the social construct […]
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The Raceless Gospel 