One of my heroes is Viola Gregg Liuzzo. Most people don’t know her as her name has been lost in … More
Author: seanisfearless
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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.
Why Conversations About Race and Ethnicity Must Stop Being White-Centered: Part 1–What It Is, What It Isn’t
Diversity has never been a problem to be solved, but a song to be sung.
Batman v. Superman: Miscarriage of Justice
Superman isn’t symbol of hope but a weapon of destruction.
The Fire This Time: Young Faces, Old Rage
In recent weeks I have had a series of conversations with close friends of varying ethnicities about the trauma of … More
Michelle Higgins and The Pharisee in Us
I love February. It’s a great month. First off, I get paid sooner—it has less days. It is also Black … More
