We’re highlighting artists and creatives doing amazing work for God’s Kingdom. In our first installation, we’re recognizing Melissa Davis, Alfield Reeves, Aasha Marie Francis, Emanuel Williams, Erin Morgan Taylor, Barry Daly, and L3xDivine.
A book review of author Christian Cook’s Growing in the Gray.
What To Send Up When It Goes Down details the racialized violence that harms Black people and Black communities every day.
Christian Publisher Wipf and Stock publishes book on trap feminism titled Bad and Boujee by Azusa Pacific professor Jennifer Buck, a white woman whose voice does not matter in this conversation and is wrongfully the face of the term trap feminism, which was coined by Sesali Bowen in 2014.
Erasure and whitewashing aren't new topics, but the damage they cause is often overlooked by justified responses rather than working to be inclusive.
A brief statement on the state of nations across the globe: Palestine, The Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, and many more.
Resources to help people learn and take action.