For ex- colored people who have lost faith in white- body supremacy
Maybe it is the number of police- involved incidents, the media coverage or the impact of social media to mobilize a generation who watched these events in black and white footage. Thought to be days long past, believing that it would never be that bad again, we gave Dr. King a holiday. Clearly, we can’t […]
Read MoreWith the New Year, there is talk of resolutions, reading lists and new Bible study series (Well, maybe the last one isn’t on the minds of most people.). Ann Voskamp provides a thoughtful and engaging means to consider those things that we have resolved to do. It can become more than a to- do list if […]
Read MoreThe sweet sixteen of the new millennium has come. Remember that our change came by way of Christ’s cross not our clock. Happy New Year!
Read MoreThank you to all who shared in my writing journey this year. It has been a busy one as I took on several new columns and even a writing contract. By the grace of God, I made all of the deadlines and managed to gain unbelievable theological insight in the process. I am better for […]
Read MoreNew York Times contributors Geeta Gandbhir and Perri Peltz offer a look inside of the minds of police officers from various cities and districts who talk about why they became police officers and how race plays a role in their understanding and practice of the law. The negative aspects of policing and the need for […]
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The Raceless Gospel 