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Disembodiment, Embodiment, and Re-Embodiment

Lydia Vander Stelt
June 6, 2020
Church Life, Race, Theology
Our call as white Christians to love mercy, do justice, and walk humbly is seen in the practices of disembodiment, embodiment, and re-embodiment.

Four Thoughts for White Christians

Levi Yancy
May 30, 2020
General, Practical Justice, Race
God shows us that we have a responsibility to do right. Also, we have a responsibility to bring people with us on the journey.

Mother to Son: Letter to a Black Boy on Identity and Hope

Jasmine Holmes
May 6, 2020
Family and Parenting, General, Race
It’s no accident that you are black. You were made black on purpose. 

Repentance for White Saviorism

Russell Meek
March 12, 2020
Church Life, Practical Justice, Race
"God is teaching me that I, in fact, am the one impoverished."

Let’s Not Ask Botham Jean’s Family to Choose Forgiveness over Justice

Shane Claiborne
October 9, 2019
General, Race, Theology
We live in a world where black lives are too easily extinguished and white lives are too easily excused.

ICE Raids in Mississippi: White Crosses, Brown Babies, and Black Jesus

Tony Caldwell
August 27, 2019
Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice, Race, Theology
ICE has raided the temple of God.

Black Women Cracking ‘Stained-Glass Ceilings’ with Jesus’ 7 Last Words

Adelle M. Banks
April 19, 2019
Race, Theology, Women
"Space is finally being made for us to edify God’s people."

What My ‘Brown’ Children are Teaching Me During Black History Month

Erin Lane
February 16, 2019
Family and Parenting, Race
What I found was a revelation in plain sight.

Parenting As Activism

Lee Ann Pomrenke
January 26, 2019
Family and Parenting, Practical Justice, Race
My greatest contribution was probably the picture of me, leaning over my little child to speak into the microphone, with the legislator who had proposed the bill scowling off to the side. I had been standing...

We Are Not Meant to Be Silent

Whitney Leigh Carlson
October 26, 2018
Books, General, Practical Justice, Race, Theology
God has given us a voice to share truth and to speak love into a world where injustice is rampant.
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