How a Notorious 15th-Century ‘Witch’ Book Helped Execute Thousands of Women
As fear of witches reached a fever pitch in Europe, witch hunters turned to the “Malleus Maleficarum,” or “Hammer of Witches,” for guidance. More
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Cherry-Picking the Bible and Using Verses Out of Context Isn’t Confined to Anti-Vaxxers
I can attest that such shallow reading in service of political and cultural agendas has long been a fixture of evangelical Christianity. More
‘Candyman’ Scrutinizes White Eyes on Black Art in Visually Stunning Remake
“Candyman” offers a powerful critique of the way white supremacy limits Black expression. More
Critical Race Theory Can Help Us Better Understand How Religion Operates in America
Critical race theory sheds light on the ways that religious institutions and rhetoric have helped justify and reinforce white supremacy. More
Robert E. Lee Statue Removal Leaves Arthur Ashe as Richmond’s Remaining Witness
The last Confederate monument on Richmond, Virginia’s Monument Avenue, the massive tribute to General Robert E. Lee, has been removed. More
The Battle Over CRT Is a Manufactured Crisis — But We Still Have to Fight It
The “CRT” battle may be fabricated but will have very real and lasting impacts — it is a fight over what kind of America we’re going to have. More
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