Will the Black Church Continue to Sing R. Kelly’s ‘I Believe I Can Fly’?
The horrific behavior of R. Kelly, and the popularity of “I Believe I Can Fly,” is now part of t history of the Black church and its music. More
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Former Pro-Life Activist Asks: Who Benefits From Texas’ New Abortion Law?
How can conservative Christians believe such abortion bans are “pro-life” when legislators who pass them ignore rising maternal mortality rates? More
Americans Frequently Use Hate to Push Political Agendas and Protect Whiteness
There has nearly always been a place for hate in America, provided it is widespread. When it’s not the attitude of the majority, hate may be loudly condemned. More
‘Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Lets White People Off the Hook for Systemic Racism
For a show about masked villains, the Disney+ series “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” is surprisingly frank in depicting American racism.
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Why can Uncle Tom not just fade from memory, as have so many other characters from other mid-19th-century novels? More
Critical Race Theory and the Red-Baiting of Racial Protest
Amid the profound racial discourse and protest movements of the last several years, a debate has arisen in Evangelical Christian circles regarding the proper means of addressing racism. More
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