Breaking News: Second Dylan Roof Trial Completed
Second Dylan Roof Trial Completed On April 10, Dylan Roof was sentenced to 9 consecutive life terms by the state of South Carolina after pleading guilty to the shootings of… Read More »
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Is It Really A Repeal?
Is It Really A Repeal? By Rev. Lisa Williamson M.D., M.P.H. Forty-five days into the Trump presidency, some House Congressional Republicans—under the leadership of House Speaker Paul Ryan—have submitted… Read More »
Picky Fishermen: Rejecting the Stigma of the Church Elite
Picky Fishermen: Rejecting the Stigma of the Church Elite By Jordan DeVeaux “When you have reached your own room, be kind to those who have chosen different doors and… Read More »
Recognizing Women’s History Means Remembering The Legacies Of Our Radical Black Foremothers
Recognizing Women’s History Means Remembering The Legacies Of Our Radical Black Foremothers By: Jenn M. Jackson March is Women’s History Month. While most publications and narratives will feature prominent women… Read More »
Self-Care as a Form of Resistance
Self-Care as a Form of Resistance Rev. Shakira Sanchez-Collins, MD, Columnist The other day I was making a purchase with my credit card. As expected, the clerk asked for… Read More »
Red Dress Sunday at Union Chapel AME Church
Red Dress Sunday at Union Chapel AME Church Like many other churches on February 12, 2017, Union Chapel AME Church, located in Cambridge, Maryland, participated in Red Dress Sunday, the… Read More »
How [We] Gonna Win When [We] Ain’t Right Within?
How [We] Gonna Win When [We] Ain’t Right Within? By Rev. Sidney Williams, Contributing Writer Lauryn Hill penned these lyrics to an incredible sound track on her hit song, “That… Read More »
It’s A Different World: 30 Years Later
It’s A Different World: 30 Years Later The 11th District Honors Tradition – Untraditionally By Mr. Juliun Kinsey, 11th Episcopal District It’s a different world in the Electrifying Eleventh… Read More »
Interview with Ms. Brittany N. Packnett
Interview with Ms. Brittany N. Packnett Brittany N. Packnett was raised in a tradition of social justice in St. Louis, Missouri. Today, Packnett works as an education executive and activist… Read More »
Reflections on the Women’s March
Reflections on the Women’s March Rev. Jennifer Bailey, 4th Episcopal District In 1965, Brown Chapel African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church in Selma, Alabama opened its doors as a base of… Read More »
Her Story is My Story
One of the most noteworthy ways women empower and encourage one another is through sharing our stories. In telling our stories, we learn about relationships and discover our collective challenges… Read More »
Thy Muslim Neighbor
Thy Muslim Neighbor Jennifer P. Sims, Ph.D., Contributing Writer Edward Said’s concept of Orientalism addresses Westerners’ general notions of “the East.” This includes our ideas of what Middle Eastern… Read More »