2017 May June Issue
500 Years of Protest What will be the basis, or authority, of our protests? Is there any standard of what’s right and wrong, just…
2017 March / April Issue
My Sweet Addiction Is your sweet tooth killing you?
A New Way To Deal With Pain
Having lived and worked in Dayton, Ohio, a short documentary entitled “The Epidemic” made there last year caught my eye. According to data compiled…
Race Talk
Prejudice, discrimination and stereotyping—whether overt or implicit—are alive and unfortunately well. Sue’s research and observations are included in his most recent publication Race Talk…
Be Sure. Your Sins. Will. Find You Out.
When the police realized Jackson was not their 25 year-old robbery suspect, they let him go. He called his son, Don, a newly promoted…
2017 Jan/Feb
The Social Justice Suite The justice of God stands as a healing equalizer in hearts, homes and communities.
Truth Worth Fighting For
As a woman of color, fight has been part of my DNA. If you are part of America whose candidate lost in the last election,…
Eye on the Times
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick takes a knee during the national anthem at NFL games to draw attention to racial injustice–particularly in light…
Boycotting That Brand of Gospel
Last year I handed civil rights icon John Lewis a copy of his own book—one in a trilogy about his civil rights engagement in…