Keep in mind this film is not a documentary and what it reminds us is very timely. Not only is it released near the national holiday set aside to remember Dr. King, but current national headlines speak of issues of race and use/abuse of power that are yet to be addressed in our country. Perhaps God will bring together other gifted leaders to shed light on present injustice?
PJH: On twitter, you (depressingly, brilliantly) wrote, “I’ve never glimpsed safe teaching (and learning) space. It is a white fantasy that harms.” I’m wondering if
Americans are more conscious of racism as an important social issue than at any time since 1992. Gallup: The percentage of Americans naming “race relations”
Protests continued for a second night after a Staten Island grand jury refused to indict a New York City police officer after the death of
The Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of New York Andrew Dietsche writes on Eric Garner and the decision of the grand jury: December 4, 2014 My
Updated at bottom with statements A grand jury in St. Louis County, Missouri, has returned no indictment against Darren Wilson, a white Ferguson police officer
It seems appropriate to begin our last week of posting on the Cafe in its current form by spotlighting the good work of one of
You can find a depressing tale about the state of race relations in the United States any day just by Googling the right terms. But
In a fascinating interview of the Opinionator blog at The New York Times, George Yancey, a professor of philosophy at Duquesne University talks with Naomi
To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the abolition of chattel slavery in Maryland, members of the Diocese of Maryland went on a pilgrimage yesterday for