Hillary-the-Preacher, and Why Journalists Can’t Let Go of the “Democrats Don’t Get Religion” Story
Maybe, just maybe, it wasn’t Hillary Clinton’s fault?
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Special Hell: Progressive Catholics Reckon With the Rise of Trump
To many, Catholic support for Trump feels like a repudiation of the Catholic social justice tradition.
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The Black Church in Trump’s America: Refuge and Resistance
“Resistance will require us to renounce our own tendencies to espouse practices of Islamophobia, patriarchy, and homophobia in our congregations and denominations,” says Rev. Leslie Callahan.
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“I Can’t Defend My People”: Opting Out of Evangelicalism, Post-Election
November 8th was, for so many of us, the death knell for any claim white evangelicals as a group had on caring for “the least of these.”
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Not All American Muslims Feel the Dread I Do
Whether cavalier attitudes or crippling dread, the varied responses of American Muslims to Trump’s election reflect our political diversity—we are anything but homogeneous.
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White Evangelical Leaders Already Distancing Themselves from the “81-Percenters”
Some conservative Christian leaders are challenging the statistic that 81 percent of white evangelicals voted for Trump.
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Watching 81% of My White Brothers and Sisters Vote For Trump Has Broken Something in Me
“Something has been broken for me; a fragile hope that the work of racial and gender justice will be embraced by the larger church.”
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Rising to Heaven in a Secular Rapture: Trump’s Golden Promises
An interview with sociologist Arlie Hochschild on her years in Tea Party territory.
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Enjoy this Original “Mazel Tov” Cocktail Recipe at Your Election Night Party
Those darn Jews and their funny words. On CNN Sunday night, Trump surrogate Scottie Neil…
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From “It’s Just Words” to Just Words: Speech Ethics in the Time of Trump
When we talk in public, “what is the society we are trying to create?”
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