Books In Review: An anthropologist explores the dangers of being pregnant while black Using case studies, Dána-Ain Davis shows how medical racism hurts black women. by Justin List March 17, 2020
Books Take & read: Practical theology New books that are shaping conversations about practical theology by Mary Clark Moschella October 17, 2019
Books In Review: Tressie McMillan Cottom asks who black women’s voices are for Cottom interrogates her own story loudly enough for others to hear themselves in it. by Oluwatomisin Oredein May 9, 2019
Cover to Cover Our world just might be saved by black women But is it fair to expect it? by Elizabeth Palmer April 2, 2019
Critical Essay Black women’s faith, black women’s flourishing Womanist theology proclaims a future beyond the strongholds of racism, sexism, and injustice. by Eboni Marshall Turman February 28, 2019
Books In Review: The black activist women of 100 years ago Amy Jacques Garvey, Mittie Maude Lena Gordon, and the “back to Africa” movement by Yelena Bailey December 19, 2018
Notes from the Global Church The story of one Ethiopian woman—and of Christianity's encounter with modernity Yetemegnu Mekonnen lived faithfully in turbulent times. by Philip Jenkins August 23, 2018
Books In Review: Environmental injustice and who it hurts the most Melanie Harris claims that abuse of the earth parallels the injustices faced by women of color. by Lauren D. Sawyer March 21, 2018
Critical Essay How Michelle Obama subverted respectability politics with a ponytail If you weren't looking for it, you might have missed her act of resistance at Trump's inauguration. by Brittney Cooper February 22, 2018
Books In Review: A lineage of black female scholars Black women's contributions continue to be rendered invisible. Brittney Cooper offers a critical intervention. by Brian Bantum September 29, 2017