Black Lives and White Sight: Reading Invisible Man in This Age of Black Death - Part 2
Read Part 1 here! White Sight and Black Lives Ellison’s image of the…
Black Lives and White Sight: Reading Invisible Man in This Age of Black Death - Part 1
The eye is the lamp of the body. If your eyes are healthy, your whole body will…
Brown Girl, I See You
Whenever my environment had failed to support or nourish me, I had clutched at…
Black History Recommendations
Here's a list of Black History recommendations that will take more than a month…
Toni Morrison: Black Without Apology
Eleven novels. Nine works of nonfiction. Over twenty awards. 88 years. We are…
Book Review—Barracoon: The Story of the Last Black Cargo
Cudjo Lewis never saw it coming. In one moment, he was Kossula—barefoot and…
Why You Should Read “The Cross and The Lynching Tree”
I only learned of theologian Dr. James H. Cone due to his recent passing in…
Book Review: I'm Still Here - Austin Channing Brown
On April 30, 2018, a group of black filmmakers was surrounded by seven police…
Book Review: THE SPEECH
It happens every year. On Martin Luther King Jr. Day and all throughout Black…
Black Women and the Burden of Strength: Book Review
I thought being a black man in America was difficult. This is certainly true,…
Book Review - White Out: Understanding White Privilege & Dominance
The new book, White Out, by Christopher S. Collins and Alexander Jun will…
Endurance for a Slow Reconciliation
In 2013, Christiopher Muther wrote on the connection between instant…
Five Things Parents Should Ensure For Their College Bound Students
It is one thing for African American students to gain admission to…
Jupiter Hammon and the Negro Vision of the Christian Life
It’s 1786. African-Americans are getting sold, beaten, abused, and killed. They…
Book Review: Unashamed by Lecrae
Our culture is fascinated by Christians who achieve mainstream recognition. It…
The Conviction and Resolve of Frederick Douglass
Black history is part of the story on God has been faithful and all-sufficient…
Does Being Black and Reformed Make You Historically Ignorant?
I am African and Charismatic, which can often be seen as an antithesis to Black…
Our Children Are Not "Color-Blind"
“Daddy, why is my skin light-colored? Why is our family’s skin light?” The…
