Why I’m Struggling With The Complicated Legacy Of Reverend Graham
Reverend Graham’s stance on homosexuality clouds the good that he did in the world.
Rabbi Michael Bernstein
After The Parkland Mass Murder, A Generation Marches For Our Lives
The generation movers are leading us towards hope.
Why I Am Careful With The Words #MeToo
It’s good that sexual predators are being called out, but there is so much work that remains to be done.
The Alabama Election Was A Reminder That Holiness Can’t Come From Hate
The Alabama election was a reminder of Dr. King’s warning that only goodness can drive out hate.
How James Baldwin Made Me Understand The Importance Of “Taking A Knee”
James Baldwin understood that the fate of America is directly linked to that of its black citizens. Protesting inequality is one way to help ensure a better future for all of us.
What The Chicago Dyke March Got Wrong About Intersectionality
The incident that occurred at the Chicago Dyke March showed the error of imposing rigid labels on the fluid nature of humanity.
Why We Can’t Judge Comey’s Dismissal As Simply Good Or Bad
Why we must fight the temptation to let our own bias impose a black and white perspective on a situation that has many shades.
The Limitations Of Identity Politics…And Why We Still Use Them
In an age where identity politics has become popular, it is increasingly important to realize their limitations.
In A Divided World, Start By Looking Within
Before we can know where we stand on any issue, we first must answer the question that God asked Adam, “Where are you?”.
November 9th
It’s time to start thinking about how we will address the “other side” the day after the election ends.