To Pray or to Prey: Racism, Religion and Violence in Charleston
…ck or brown—disrupts the logic and values of a white Republic. I call this pathological racist paranoia. In my theological imagination, with its situational anthropomorphism, tears again welled up in the eyes of God. And as a co-sufferer of racist terrorism, I know that “God sees the truth but waits.” God is waiting for us to choose transformative justice—love in public policy—and be more human. This idea of justice moves beyond a limited emotiona…
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