by Natalie Ortiz-Lovince | Aug 3, 2022 | Christian Nationalism, Opinion
Disbelief. Anger. Grief. These are the emotions that have been plaguing me since the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. In the wake of yet another brutal and numbing round of mass shootings and still no actions made to regulate gun control. In the wake...
by Emelda De Coteau | Aug 1, 2022 | Opinion
Black August is an annual observation that honors the lives of incarcerated Black liberation leaders. Leaders of this movement include George Jackson, a prominent writer and intellectual, alongside his brother Jonathan P. Jackson and others who rebelled against the...
by Starlette Thomas | May 31, 2022 | Opinion
Where’s my mother supposed to go grocery shopping now? The mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, that took 10 souls and permanently injured three others continues to take away from this predominately African American community. Now, she must change her schedule, drive...
by Todd Heifner | May 26, 2022 | Opinion
Reading the Southern Baptist Convention’s Sexual Abuse Task Force report since its release this past Sunday afternoon has been an agonizing and sickening exercise. Engaging the report, and consuming raw details of how broken this institution is, has almost been more...
by Starlette Thomas | May 18, 2022 | Opinion
“Starlette! There’s been a shooting at TOPS and mama’s not answering her phone!” This is how I learned about the most recent mass shooting in Buffalo, New York. The youngest of three children, my sister was crying and concerned that our mother, who had left to go...
