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    • Manslaughter Conviction of Brittney Poolaw Represents Pattern of White Christian Policing of Black and Brown Women’s Bodies
      Manslaughter Conviction of Brittney Poolaw Represents Pattern of White Christian Policing of Black and Brown Women’s Bodies
    • America’s ‘Jesus Problem’ is Making Progressive Christians Complicit in Christian Supremacy
      America’s ‘Jesus Problem’ is Making Progressive Christians Complicit in Christian Supremacy
    • The Last Licks of Liberal Zionism in America
      The Last Licks of Liberal Zionism in America
  • Politics/Law
    • North America Has a Hindu Nationalist Problem, and Scholars are On the Frontlines of These Right-Wing Attacks
      North America Has a Hindu Nationalist Problem, and Scholars are On the Frontlines of These Right-Wing Attacks
    • America’s ‘Jesus Problem’ is Making Progressive Christians Complicit in Christian Supremacy
      America’s ‘Jesus Problem’ is Making Progressive Christians Complicit in Christian Supremacy
    • Vaccine Mandates are Constitutional; Religious Exemptions are Unnecessary and Harmful
      Vaccine Mandates are Constitutional; Religious Exemptions are Unnecessary and Harmful
  • Sex/Gender/Justice
    • Manslaughter Conviction of Brittney Poolaw Represents Pattern of White Christian Policing of Black and Brown Women’s Bodies
      Manslaughter Conviction of Brittney Poolaw Represents Pattern of White Christian Policing of Black and Brown Women’s Bodies
    • America’s ‘Jesus Problem’ is Making Progressive Christians Complicit in Christian Supremacy
      America’s ‘Jesus Problem’ is Making Progressive Christians Complicit in Christian Supremacy
    • The Quiet Passing of Fundamentalist Mormon Prophet Lynn A. Thompson Suggests Polygamy Recognition Remains a Distant Hope
      The Quiet Passing of Fundamentalist Mormon Prophet Lynn A. Thompson Suggests Polygamy Recognition Remains a Distant Hope
  • New Books
    • Savoring the Haterade: Why Jews Love Dara Horn’s ‘People Love Dead Jews’
      Savoring the Haterade: Why Jews Love Dara Horn’s ‘People Love Dead Jews’
    • A New Book By Esteemed Sociologist Robert Wuthnow Struggles to Show ‘Why Religion is Good for American Democracy’
      A New Book By Esteemed Sociologist Robert Wuthnow Struggles to Show ‘Why Religion is Good for American Democracy’
    • Pittsburgh Paradox: A City Haunted by God and Steel
      Pittsburgh Paradox: A City Haunted by God and Steel
  • Christian Nationalism
    • Manslaughter Conviction of Brittney Poolaw Represents Pattern of White Christian Policing of Black and Brown Women’s Bodies
      Manslaughter Conviction of Brittney Poolaw Represents Pattern of White Christian Policing of Black and Brown Women’s Bodies
    • North America Has a Hindu Nationalist Problem, and Scholars are On the Frontlines of These Right-Wing Attacks
      North America Has a Hindu Nationalist Problem, and Scholars are On the Frontlines of These Right-Wing Attacks
    • A New Book By Esteemed Sociologist Robert Wuthnow Struggles to Show ‘Why Religion is Good for American Democracy’
      A New Book By Esteemed Sociologist Robert Wuthnow Struggles to Show ‘Why Religion is Good for American Democracy’

Robyn Henderson-Espinoza

Robyn Henderson-Espinoza, PhD, is a trans queer Latinx who has been trained as a Constructive Philosophical Theologian. Robyn teaches in the classroom and on the streets the need to embrace the politics of radical difference.

Activism and the Academy, Archive, Culture, Sexuality/GenderMay 15, 2017

The Heart of Texas Ain’t Hateful: An Open Letter to Lawmakers From a Texan Trans Queer Latinx

By Robyn Henderson-Espinoza

Dear Texas Legislators, The Lone Star State still holds a ten-gallon spot in my heart,…

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Archive, Sexuality/GenderMarch 14, 2017

The Deadly Politics of (in)Difference Is Killing Trans Women of Color

By Robyn Henderson-Espinoza

Just nine weeks into this year, at least seven trans people—all women of color, and…

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