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    Kelly Brown Douglas on Justice, Democracy & Faith

    Kelly Brown Douglas reflects on democracy, faith, and the moral cost of tolerating injustice in the face of oppressive policies.

    March 15, 2025
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    2025 Transatlantic Roundtable: Religion, Race & Justice

    Join the 2025 Transatlantic Roundtable Conference on Religion & Race in Pretoria, South Africa, to explore faith, racial justice, and activism.

    March 11, 2025
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    Adrian Miller on Food, Faith & Racial Reconciliation

    article originally appearedhere LOUISVILLE — Continuing a series on reconciliation, the “Leading Theologically” podcast hosted by theRev. Bill Davisof the Pr...

    March 5, 2025
  • Bible Theology,Personal Reflections

    A Journey of Loss, Healing, and Hope

    A deeply personal story of loss, healing, and faith in the face of grief. Discover hope, resilience, and the power of God's comfort.

    March 1, 2025
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    Strategies for Educators to Counter Islamophobia in Schools

    Educators play a key role in countering Islamophobia and protecting students from hate, bias, and religious discrimination.

    February 5, 2025
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    Rev. Boise Kimber’s Vision: Inclusivity for Women and Youth in National Baptist Convention

    Boise Kimber aims to rebuild the NBCUSA by welcoming more women and younger pastors into leadership and revitalizing church engagement.

    February 4, 2025
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    Gestures of Solidarity in African American Culture

    African American gestures convey unity, defiance, and reverence—speaking volumes without a single word.

    February 3, 2025
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    MLK’s Dream vs. Trump’s Vision: A Nation’s Moral Crossroads

    MLK’s dream of justice and inclusion directly challenges Trump’s divisive vision. The contrast has never been more urgent.

    February 2, 2025
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    The Origins of Black History Month: Legacy, Labor & Progress

    Black History Month began in 1926. The 2025 theme, African Americans and Labor, explores how work has shaped Black history and identity

    February 1, 2025
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    Embracing Tradition: Tiffany Parks’ Reflections on Chanukah

    Tiffany Parks finds meaning in Chanukah by honoring Jewish traditions through historical memory and collective resilience.

    January 8, 2025
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