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Rights & Rituals Black Women and Joys of Imagination

As the new academic year kicks off, I am excited to embark on the third phase of my Theologies of CARE (Compassionate, Authentic Reproductive Health Equity) Initiative. The spark of the idea four years ago, after the reversal of Roe, is now a fire. 

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LIVE Blessed Tomorrow Climate Ambassador Training

Register now for the LIVE Blessed Tomorrow Climate Ambassador Training on September 26th with breakouts by faith tradition. Explore practical, hope-filled ways to put your faith into action. This free, interactive training… Read More »

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“The Trusted Messenger” And The Black Vote

Now, as we approach one of the most important midterm elections in the history of this nation, it appears that, once again, the Black Press will be expected to carry the message about voter turnout, while political and campaign dollars go to the White mainstream media. Now is the time to remind the candidates and the political initiatives and propositions that will appear on ballots across this nation that the Black vote must not be taken for granted.

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Sick To Our Stomachs

By Antjuan Seawright, Columnist Do you feel sick to your stomach? Well, there’s a good chance that it isn’t just because of your conscience reacting to the bigotry and corruption… Read More »

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