Jemar Tisby explains the Master Narrative: the diluted story of the Civil Rights Movement.He offers resources for a more thorough understanding of racism in this country, citing "reconciliation only happens in the context of truth."

Racism is a myth. At least that's what some would say. In this article, Dr. Jarvis Williams unpacks the myth of the "myth" of racism.

The SAE video has the Black community (Reformed Blacks included) up in arms. Is there an opportunity to take an introspective look at our own exclusivity?

A new report by the Department of Justice shows systematic discrimination toward African Americans by the majority white police department. But will Christians constructively converse about racism in its systematic forms?

This article explores the tension present in seeking gospel-centered social justice when ministering to others who feel significantly burdened by injustice.

How do you account for the Christian divide regarding racial reconciliation when tragedies occur? Mathew Sims explores this important question.

What does the American justice system have to do with the horrid practice of lynching decades ago? Contributor, Jarvis Williams, gives us an idea.

In this final segment of a 3-part series on the Image of God in the African American experience, we see how Christ gives us an identity realer than race.

"A Time to Speak" may make it easier for Christians to talk seriously about race in the church.

The "A Time to Speak" panel discussion was held at the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. A RAAN recap and some of our favorite moments.