For us, joy has to endure for a night, because weeping will come in the morning.
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2016: My Disappointment In and Future Hopes for InterVarsity
Deep Disappointment From Much Love to Much Disappointment I love InterVarsity. It changed my life. I have been a part…
Navigating the Trauma of Trump
I thought it was a comedy sketch Jon Stewart was depicting on The Daily Show. Surely no one would summarize…
CCDA Part 3: Woke White Christians
One of my heroes is Viola Gregg Liuzzo. Most people don’t know her as her name has been lost in…
CCDA Part 2: Unapologetic People of Color
A couple of years ago, Samuel L. Jackson was interviewed by an Entertainment Reporter from a local news affiliate about…
CCDA Part 1: De-Centering Whiteness
I’ve been drowning in a sea of Western white evangelicalism the last few years. It began back in 2012 when…
Embracing Racial Tensions During NSO
There is Geography to the Call of God 16 years ago, I arrived at the University of Texas at Austin…
Reflections on Being a Black Man in America, Part 2
It was a strange feeling. While on vacation during July of 2016, in the midst of one of the most…
Why Conversations About Race and Ethnicity Must Stop Being White-Centered Part 2 – Past, Present, & Future
People of color are given a seat at the table but not the resources to do the actual work of justice.
