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To End Violence Against ‘The Other,’ We Must Cease Standing By

To End Violence Against ‘The Other,’ We Must Cease Standing By

by Jim Holladay | May 13, 2020 | Opinion

The stoning of Stephen (Acts 7:55-60) was the first lectionary reading for May 10. I forget what I was reading that prompted me to reflect on this as a kind of first century lynching, but I cannot get that imagery out of my mind. Stephen, though a Jew, was by all...
After Emmett Till, African American Lynchings Continue Unabated

After Emmett Till, African American Lynchings Continue Unabated

by Starlette Thomas | Sep 4, 2019 | Opinion

Last Wednesday marked the 64th anniversary of Emmett Till’s death. The 14-year-old African American boy from Chicago was killed in Money, Mississippi, on Aug. 28, 1955. I know his story by heart; it was the first one I learned on domestic terrorism and mob lynching...
Confronted with Truth of Racial Terror, A Space for Lament

Confronted with Truth of Racial Terror, A Space for Lament

by Greg DeLoach | Mar 15, 2019 | Opinion

Walking onto the university campus, I listened to birds deep in song as the morning emerged from dark night; the sky not quite light and not quite dark. Rounding the corner to the building where my office is located stands one bright tree – a tulip tree full of...
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