Sometimes I don’t know what to say – how to convey the depth, the rage, the grief, the silence, the questions, the solidarity-while-I-know-I-am-still-different-ness. Sometimes I feel like I have to tone it down, or translate, or […]
An engaging article by Rhonda Mawhood Lee at Duke’s “Faith and Leadership” can be found here, on the importance of Pentecost in challenging our nationalist, ethnic, and other assumptions. One quote: “The biblical witness tells me […]
I have visited The King Center in Atlanta as part of the ECC’s Sankofa Journey – a weekend bus trip helping Americans look back at the history of racism and struggle for civil rights in our […]