Associating child sacrifice with Indigenous cultures and the cover-up of colonialism’s bloodlust for children
The demonization of African spirituality in the church is antithetical to the history of Black Christianity
Although African rituals were retained by Black Christians, much of what spawned them was shrouded in codes that must now be deciphered in order to regain its regenerative power.
What mourning my mother taught me about the Black woman’s role in movement building
Bondage theology and how to heal the body trauma of Black folks.
In an unhealed state, inflicting pain is the only way we know divinity.
Black mourning and Black rage are justified by God.
By Hassan Xavier Henderson-Lott “...we have watched for a nation that could not save us. They hunt our steps, that we cannot go in our streets...” - Lamentations 4:18 I’m angry. For over two weeks, I have attempted to, at best,…
God is dead: queering the Christian witness after Orlando
by Paul Daniels, II I am male. I am Black. I am Queer. I am Christian. I speak from a place of psychological, existential, and theological privilege: the product of a Black church in the American South whose 12-year-old mind…
No closet religion: a southern Black queer boy speaks of home.
Unholy Touches: A Black Church Boy Speaks.
Child sexual abuse has for long been brushed under the rug and/or deemed unimportant for sermonic consideration.
Hollering in the Sanctuary: Can You Hear Me?
We should all seek to understand the ways weâve actively perpetuated violence, or willfully remain complicit in the harm of others.