Christians have a responsibility to recover the Imago Dei where it has been denied.

“Yes, I love the Kingdom more than I love my nation. Yes, I love my neighbor more than I love his papers,”

Lady Justice turns a blind eye from broken bronze bodies laid in mahogany.

Cultural and racial appreciation may come off well. But without God and a biblical approach, it can serve the wicked system of supremacy, envy, and power. Though Jordan Peele dressed these themes up with horror and humor, the racial issues and their implications are stark.

We march. We chant. We sing. We link arms. We love hard. And for what? Are you weary in your fight for social justice, racial reconciliation, or understanding? This spoken word poem is for you.

In response to the events surrounding Tamir Rice, Quina Aragon pens her fears concerning the darkness -- the evil of racism her unborn daughter will face because of her dark skin.

Selma is a historical film that humanizes the Civil Rights Movement and draws the viewer in. Alicia Rollins makes a strong case to see the film.

An original poem from one of our regular contributors, Quina Aragon.