A Womb Called Darkness
She came home running back to the mothering blackness deep in the smothering blackness white tears icicle gold plains of her face She came…
Chinyere Erondu is a Master's student at the Carter School for Peace & Conflict Resolution and Andrews University Theological Seminary. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Global Affairs-International Development from George Mason University. Most recently, she completed her Continuing Education Certificate in Theology and Racialized Policing, as directed by Howard University School of Divinity with Sojourners and the Christian Community Development Association. As a 1st-generation Nigerian-American, her research surrounds Womanist thought and its role in theological spaces.
She came home running back to the mothering blackness deep in the smothering blackness white tears icicle gold plains of her face She came…
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