Let’s have a (Deeper) Conversation about Race
AUGUST 5, 2013 | BY: KATHY KHANG -- Too often conversations about race never happen. Americans will talk about or around race....
Is it possible to have a balanced, sane, and useful conversation about race?
RED LETTER BOOK CLUB | BY: DEBORAH EVANS -- Are you afraid to attempt such a conversation? Are you fearful of saying the wrong thing...
A Journey of Recognition: Racism, Prejudice, Sexism, and Hate Do Exist
RED LETTER BOOK CLUB | BY: JOHN HARRISON -- Bruce walks with us on a journey of recognition and acknowledgement; recognition...
Pointing Out the Elephant in Our American Family Room
AUGUST 1, 2013 | BY: DONNA BOWLING -- Bruce Reyes-Chow has dared to point out the elephant in our American family room, the racism...
Ignorance Is A Sign that Something Needs to be Done
Editor's Note: This post is part of the Red Letter Book Club, featuring Bruce Reyes-Chow's latest book: But I Don't See You as Asian: Curating Conversations About Race.
Growing up I ...
Stop celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.
BY: MATT RINDGE -- Last month America engaged in its annual ritual of misremembering Martin Luther King, Jr. Although Rev. Dr....
What Historically White Denominations Can Learn From the Republican Party
BY: BRUCE REYES-CHOW -- The day after election night is like Christmas morning for bloggers and political...
Trayvon Martin – Race, Guns, or Pride?
The killing of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman earlier this year has brought out the usual political punditry. Everyone “knows” the “real” reason Martin took a bullet, even though they can’t seem to agre...
Are You Colorblind?
When it comes to talking about race, I hear a lot of white folks proudly mention that they are colorblind. Not in the since that they are vision impaired but that they do not notice the color of one’s skin,...
Is Diversity Becoming Destructive?
I am committed to diversity. I believe that we all benefit when we interact with people of other cultures, other races, other sexual orientations, and other religions. There is much that we can learn from pe...