For ex- colored people who have lost faith in white- body supremacy
“For it is impossible to restore again to repentance those who have once been enlightened and have tasted the heavenly gift and have shared in the Holy Spirit and have tasted the goodness of the word of God and the powers of the age to come and then have fallen away, since on their own […]
Read MoreMy mother would often say to us, “Sit your black (expletive) down.” After arguments with my father, she would conclude that, “Niggas ain’t (expletive).” Many African Americans or those who would claim to take pride in blackness use the word black and likewise, nigga derogatorily. In the case of children, it is used to shame and […]
Read MoreI grew up in the South. I was born in Pensacola, Florida but spent most of my teenage years in Foley, Alabama with my grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. We didn’t have a street or a road; instead, we lived on trail. It was named Thomas Trail because our family owned the land at the end of […]
Read MoreWe often say that a picture is worth one thousand words. Well, why is that we have so few in our vocabulary when it comes to race? So few images of cultures different from our own, so few ways of seeing each other outside of race and its stereotypes? Sadly, we really do believe that […]
Read MoreIn his second letter to the Corinthians and in its first chapter, we find a series of seemingly disjointed statements. Paul begins by blessing God for consoling him, thanking God for delivering him from the affliction experienced in Asia, and then he begins to talk to them about his delay regarding travel. It is during […]
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The Raceless Gospel 