Conversations in Black: K. Merinda Simmons
Monica Miller and Christopher Driscoll talk about Post-Blackness with K. Merinda Simmons K. Merinda Simmons is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at the University
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Putting Flesh on Truthful Prayers of Confession: A Response to the Political Theology and Divine Violence Forum – By Ted A. Smith
Ted A. Smith responds to the Forum The Marginalia Review of Books partnered with Political Theology Today in a joint forum on Ted
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A Politics of Penitence and Repair: Addressing America’s Racial Wounds – By Keri Day
Keri Day in the Forum on Political Theology and Divine Violence The Marginalia Review of Books is partnering with Political Theology Today in
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“Hands Up!”: Mountaintops and the Dawn of White Limitation – By Christopher M. Driscoll
Christopher M. Driscoll on America’s Dawn Wall The hard truth is that neither Negro nor white has yet done enough to expect the
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Conversations in Black: John L. Jackson, Jr.
Monica Miller and Christopher Driscoll engage in impolite conversation with John L. Jackson, Jr. In the first installment in this new series, Conversations
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MRBlog: On the Journey to White Shame – By Christopher Driscoll
The human relations I valued most were held cheap by the world I lived in. White lesbian Southern novelist and woman of letters
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A Conversation with the 2015 Grawemeyer Award Winner Willie James Jennings
Willie James Jennings on theology, the origins of race, and his decision to get arrested The Grawemeyer Award in Religion is an annual prize that
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The Theology of Jim Crow – By Colin Chapell
Colin Chapell on Carolyn Renée Dupont’s Mississippi Praying: Southern White Evangelicals and the Civil Rights Movement, 1945-1975 Faithful responses to the Christian gospel inspired
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fergu(losta)son: mourning michael brown – By J. Kameron Carter
J. Kameron Carter performs a commentary in verse on Michael Brown and Ferguson fergu(losta)son: mourning michael brown broked up words, broked down flesh,
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