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Addressing educational inequity means loving other people’s children
Courtney Martin invites progressive parents to reckon with racial justice.
Mike Duncan’s Revolutions podcast shows how history repeats itself
His ongoing exploration of political instability feels excruciatingly relevant.
The Revolutions podcast makes history accessible through storytelling
“Podcasting offers a unique medium for improving a person's historical understanding while they're doing the dishes.”
The inequity caused by vaccine nationalism is deadly
Why many low-income countries aren’t getting the doses they need
September 5, Ordinary 23B (James 2:1–17)
Proclaiming God’s abundance or dwelling in perceived scarcity?
When localism becomes nationalism
At the farmers market, I found something I didn’t expect—White supremacists.
Lauren Redniss’s Oak Flat is about the conflict over sacred Apache land in Arizona
It’s also about a conflict within the order of the universe.
The labor that pays my salary
Survival under capitalism makes demands on our flesh—and some of us have to pay more than others.
Can John Rawls help Christians understand justice?
Two new monographs provide religious entry points into the political philosopher’s thought.
Restoring bicycles—and lives—in Memphis
Revolutions Bicycle Cooperative, a church-based bike shop with a social vision
An introduction to Ida B. Wells-Barnett
Michelle Duster situates her influential great-grandmother in the history of Black life in America.