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A series of recent decisions will have far-reaching ramifications headed into a new academic year, writes an associate director of Vanderbilt University’s Initiative for Race Research and Justice.
Link to author Ira Murray
Even progressive spaces can feel extractive to women of color and queer folks of color. Liberated Together aims to be a space by and for them.
Two children’s formation leaders write that networks of training and support are crucial for the success of anti-racism efforts in faith communities.
Faith communities can play a crucial role to counter efforts that limit what is taught about our nation’s past and present, including the banning of books and censoring of curriculum content. Most churches already have the mechanisms in place to offer formation. Here are resources to make those offerings practically, thoughtfully and intentionally anti-racist.
Throughout its history, the Black church has played a crucial role in providing education where it was denied. That work continues today.
Link to author Karen Crozier
White Christians must be willing to live in the discomfort of letting their version of Christianity go, says a professor of theology and ethics.
Link to author Oluwatomisin Oredein
Three explicit shifts can help shape programs that counter public efforts to limit teaching about racism and injustice.
Link to author Henry Zonio
Ending racial trauma requires discipleship in order to overcome evil and achieve transformation, writes an author in this adapted excerpt from her new book.
Link to author Michelle T. Sanchez
Against a backdrop of book banning, attacks on school curricula and the highly publicized death of yet another Black man after an incident of police violence, bestselling authors Kendi and Stone assure a group of North Carolina eighth graders of their humanity and equality.
Link to author Yonat Shimron
Hush harbors are a perfect example of how Christian community can flourish in the midst of oppression, say two authors in an excerpt from a recent book.
For 40 years, a small, rural North Carolina church has played a crucial role in what is now known as the environmental justice movement.
Link to author Dan Holly
