"Changed laws do not change hearts" is a persistent sentiment in today’s evangelical culture.

Jesus’ teachings in the Gospels say much about love, justice, compassion, and mercy for the socially marginalized and socially vulnerable.

The once enslaved were free but only as free as America would allow them to be.

Christians often express selective outrage.

One professor thought it was okay to use the n-word in a lecture.

"Follow a Crescendo to its highest point and you’ll find that even at your lowest, you were going somewhere higher."

Multicultural churches seem more interested in the Huxtables than the Hood while traditional black churches have faithfully ministered to both.

Their theologizing was ignorant of their South African context of racialized oppression.

I remember the time my son overheard a child say he was stupid because he had “brown skin” — an event which occurred, sadly, within a predominantly white Christian context.