Throwback Thursday: Dr. King’s Letter From a Birmingham Jail
byWritten in April 1963 during the heart of the civil rights struggle, Dr. King’s letter from jail is one of the most important documents…
Justice
Throwback Thursday: Allies
byAfter the 2014 killing of Michael Brown by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, the Rev. Jim Wallis joined in the protests that followed….
Our Social Dilemma, THE UPGRADE
byNowadays it seems as if “watching” is our favorite pastime. Most prefer to avoid the messiness of actual connection, instead retreating to our various…
Throwback Thursday: Will Slavery Come Back in Disguise?
byThe police state attempts to control the conscience and the very thoughts of its citizens. To be free from such slavery millions have bled and died in every age.
Elusive Justice
byAll eyes are watching the slowly moving miscarriage of justice. Hope lies with Him? Once again America’s eyes fixate on courtrooms in Georgia and…
#Liberation Library Episode 14: The Color of Compromise
byRevisit the literature that set you free–or set you on fire! The Color of Compromise: The Truth about the American Church’s Complicity in Racism…
#Liberation Library Episode 13: Up From Slavery
byRevisit the literature that set you free–or set you on fire! Booker Taliaferro Washington was born on April 5, 1856 in Hale’s Ford,…
#Liberation Library Ep 11: Review of Sabbath as Resistance
byYour Liberation Library Book Review Title: Sabbath as Resistance: Saying NO to the Culture of Now Author: Walter Brueggemann, ThD; PhD Publisher:…
#Liberation Library EP 10: They Walked in the Spirit
byRevisit the literature that set you free–or set you on fire! They Walked in the Spirit: Personal Faith and Social Action in America…
Research links lynching in the U.S. South generations ago to lower rates of Black voter registration today.
byBlack people have lower voter registration rates in parts of the U.S. South where lynching occurred most often in the decades following the Civil…
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