Let’s Talk Openly about Menstrual Cycles
I was lucky. My mother did not want me to be frightened as she had been in her youth. Well...
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Protect and Advocate for God’s Beloved Children Now!
My life has been shaped by movements for black lives since childhood. Movement language was...
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The Digital Divide Is a Justice Issue
I live in a suburb fifteen miles west of downtown Cleveland. Upon moving into my house, I...
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When the Land Owns Us
Edgar Villanueva, a non-profit leader and member of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, wrote...
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One More Story about the Midterms
Whether you are an experienced voter who has already checked your voter registration and...
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Finding Common Ground in an Election Year
“If you love those who love you, what credit is that to you? For even sinners love those who...
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Promises Promises
Think back with me if you can to right as the pandemic was in full swing, those long dark days...
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Everyone Is Worthy
There is a deep difference in worldview that divides families, political parties, and society....
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Today I Am Wise
It is Thursday. I consciously scan my closet for something black. Slipping into my black dress...
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A Protest Story: Unplanned Agitation
Dollie Burwell (second from right) shares a jail cell during the 1982 protests with (from...
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A Global Pandemic of Gender-Based Violence
The World Council of Churches Thursdays in Black Ambassadors issued a Joint Message on...
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Militarism and Climate Change
War is hell. So said General William Tecumseh Sherman. So, if the generals feel this...
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Asking Questions
Listen to the podcast Read the transcript Just a couple days ago, I sat for a few...
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