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100 Years Later, Just Weeks After OK Bans Critical Race Theory, the Tulsa Race Massacre is Still Marginal History

By A. E. Brooks-Key

…ricans to reckon with the villain within. Whether it’s the Trail of Tears, American slavery, Japanese internment, or the half-century of race riots, these internal tragedies must be reconciled with a rhetoric of American innocence. This brings us to the terms like unity, forgiveness, hope and reconciliation which are frequently invoked to move the nation “past” these tragedies. Interracial unity prayers and interfaith services are offered as examp…

Tea Partiers Say Slavery Not Race-Related

By Julie Ingersoll

…in a way that preserves the “us” and “them” division among black and white Americans—who just want the issue of slavery and racism to just go away. These points are usually presented with a specific subtext: some slave owners were also black (so why are you blaming us?); not all slaves were black (and white people experience just as much racism today); black Africans played a huge role in the slave trade (“they” did it to “us” too); very few South…

Religion and Resistance at the New National Museum of African American History and Culture

By Anita Little

…t, there’s a series of first edition books. You have The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin, you have James Cone‘s work and Albert Cleage‘s story. You see how people saw 1968 as this real shift in black religion. It’s a reminder that even in the Black Power movement, religious faith was deeply embedded. Okay, I really didn’t want to choose but my absolute favorite piece is in fine arts, in the visual arts gallery. It’s a beautiful illustration by the…

Not All Christians are Terrorists

By Reuven Firestone

…of violent carnage. All religions have vectors of religious thinking that justify extreme violence against people defined as threatening, just as they all have vectors stressing peaceful reconciliation and harmony with adversaries. We can find sacred texts, creedal statements and other authoritative sources in all our traditions to justify both standpoints. It was the late Bishop of Sweden, Krister Stendahl, who noted that believers, like members…

God, Guns, and the Confederate Flag

By Sarah Posner

…cated such a position to me in a 2010 interview. After Charleston, Pratt blamed Emanuel AME Church’s pastor, the murdered Clementa Pinckney, for the massacre there, saying he should have, as state senator, voted for a measure that would have permitted concealed carry in churches. (White evangelicals who argue against this thinking on guns are waging an admittedly lonely battle.) Similarly, Moore sees himself defending his state from an illegitimat…

MD Pastor says Sandy Was God’s Punishment for Bloomberg’s Support of Marriage Equality

By Sarah Posner

…o marry. Isn’t freedom a great thing? It allows us to see how gay people make great spouses and parents, and to see how some people try to justify just about anything merely by invoking God….

The Role of Spirit in the #BlackLivesMatter Movement: A Conversation with Activist and Artist Patrisse Cullors

By Hebah H. Farrag

…, is “a political choice to try to build a new way of fighting.” “It’s not just about changing policies. It’s not just about changing lives. It’s about changing our culture and changing how we fight,” Cullors said. “We can change policies all day but if the fight to get there was full of trauma, was replicating oppressive dynamics, abusive dynamics, then what is the point?” Organizations such as DPN and Generative Somatics have held events focused…

Bipolar Faith, an Autobiography of Race and Mental Illness

By Monica A. Coleman

…ect one from the angst of these conditions. Bipolar Faith: A Black Woman’s Journey with Depression and Faith Monica A. Coleman Fortress Press July 2016 Our faith is also complex. My story is about being raised in black church traditions and answering a call to ordained ministry. It is also about how I stopped praying to God, how I did ministry without being on speaking terms with God, and how I find faith within and outside the faith of my teenage…

Hey Hey, Ho Ho White Jesus Has to Go… But The Issue is More Complicated Than You Think

By A. E. Brooks-Key

…This is present in the ‘Black Christology’ of academic theologians such as James Cone, Albert Cleage, Jr., and within popular readings of the Bible by African Americans who identify with Jesus as a co-sufferer. Social media currently abounds with tweets, memes, and posts portraying Jesus as an unarmed man of color who was killed by Roman authorities or “law enforcement” by being “lynched” on a cross. Although Shaun King and others are correct to c…

Encyclileaks: Was the ‘Laudato Si’ Leak a Sin or Just a Scoop?

By Kaya Oakes

…questions, sometimes live from the Vatican press room: https://twitter.com/joshjmac/status/610468747204239360 https://twitter.com/joshjmac/status/610469730340728833 https://twitter.com/joshjmac/status/610480387039608832 https://twitter.com/joshjmac/status/610731367555563520 https://twitter.com/joshjmac/status/610743819869519873 https://twitter.com/joshjmac/status/610775153497219072 https://twitter.com/joshjmac/status/611441719779983360 Aside from…