Response to Recent Police and Civilian Killings
Part Thirteen
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To Stand or Not to Stand for the Anthem: Kaep Says No, What Do You Say?
"I will continue to sit, I will continue to stand with the people who are being oppressed. To me, this is something that has to change. When there is significant change, and I feel like that flag represents what it's supposed to represent, and this country is representing people the way it's supposed to, I'll stand."
Response to Recent Police and Civilian Killings
Part Twelve
Response to Recent Police and Civilian Killings, Part Eleven
Tension Among the Religionists: Understanding the Role of Contemporary Clergy in a Historical Context of the Priest and the Prophet (continued) **
Response to Recent Police and Civilian Killings, Part Nine
"Tension Among the Religionists: Understanding the Role of Contemporary Clergy in a Historical Context of the Priest and the Prophet" (continued) **
Response to Recent Police and Civilian Killings, Part Seven
"Tension Among the Religionists: Understanding the Role of Contemporary Clergy in a Historical Context of the Priest and the Prophet" (continued) **
Wonders of Wonders! Black Artists and Athletes Take a Stand
Many of us have longed and prayed (those of us who are religious) to see Black artists and athletes stand up, speak out, and be involved in the ongoing struggle for freedom. They have always been a scattered few - Jackie Robinson, Jim Brown, Tommie Smith, John Carlos, Muhammad Ali (representatives of athletes); Paul Robeson, Harry Belafonte, Ossie and Ruby Dee (representative of artists). They brought their voices, bodies, influence, and resources to the battle. Now, in unprecedented numbers and unprecedented ways, artists and athletes of African ancestry are answering the call.
Heights and Valleys: Sunday, July 10, 2016 - Sunday, July 17, 2016
About a month ago, I had a week of highs and lows, agonies and ecstasies. I'd like to share them with you for your information, interest, and history's sake. There were experiences which took me from the heights of hope and promise to the valleys of pain, anger, prayers, prisons, politics, parenting, and penitentiary.
Response to Recent Police and Civilian Killings, Part Five
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