For ex- colored people who have lost faith in white- body supremacy
She is a graduate of Dartmouth and the associate professor of the practice of reconciliation at Duke Divinity School. Sharing her personal story, Dr. Christena Cleveland invites us into her life and the reality of the privileges that she received from her parents. She unpacks the meanings of privilege, challenges the myth of individualism and explains why we need to pray privilege forward.
Read MoreSo often in matters of race, we only talk about the impact of oppression, the effects of blackness and the negative impact of the social construct of race. But, race has a bright side. It’s called privilege, white privilege. While we are familiar with “the race card” and now due to this presidential election cycle […]
Read MoreDeadlines from seemingly every area of my life and stormy weather present a dual problem as to timeliness and motivation. While this was not on my list of things to do, I simply couldn’t pass up the opportunity to share this article with you. Published by the Huffington Post, “See Racism. See John See Racism. […]
Read MoreBelow is a clever video on accessibility, marginalization and privilege. In less than two minutes, the narrator explains it all. For teachers whose budgets are greatly reduced, all you need is a sheet of paper and a trash can. Let the lesson begin.
Read MoreSo, it’s not a bedtime story and it’s not a new story, which causes me to believe that somewhere and for some people it is true. I don’t think that you should tuck yourselves in with it and it certainly doesn’t warrant that warm glass a milk. Frankly, I never really understood this request. Still, […]
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The Raceless Gospel 