Writing a New History of Immigrant & Racial Justice
We must continue Dr. King’s work by demonstrating how great America could be if we would all just stop being so afraid of each other.
Bryan Stevenson: The Epitome of the Good Samaritan
He feels deeply and resonates with his clients.
Finding Freedom & Salvation in a Weary World
We cannot comprehend one another's lives or struggles, or diminish others' struggles in the face of our own.
The Defiant Hope of ‘Just Mercy’
"Just Mercy" is not a film about a man.
The Moral Crossroads of Evangelical Christianity in the United States
There are times where the gross moral violations of those in leadership demand Christian unity.
Behind CT’s Editorial Is a Crisis of America’s Religion of Whiteness
We are in a crisis of the religion of whiteness.
In Tennessee, Is Redemption Only for the Powerful?
It's a strange infatuation, a theology almost, centered on the elevation of white supremacy.
The Justice System is Broken
God loves justice, but do we?
Mary’s Subversive Song
Let there be no mistake — Marian doxology invites revolution.
Learning Resistance and Courage From Ida B. Wells
The greatest gift that studying Wells has brought to my life is freedom from fear.