In March and April 2020, in an effort to curb spread of COVID-19, nearly all hospitals across the country drastically restricted (and in many hospitals, […] Read More
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Reverend Ruth Banks Brown Black women who have felt the call to preach have often been constrained by male clergy and denominational organizations from being accepted […] Read More
Mural at Sembrandopaz in Sincelejo, Colombia In this blog post, I draw the notion of constructive agents under duress into conversation with the notion of […] Read More
“Wall of Crosses in Nogales” by jonathan mcintosh is licensed with CC BY 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ The Bones […] Read More
Untitled, David Wiinikka-Lydon President Trump declared war on the novel coronavirus, the source of COVID-19, as early as April 2020, when it became clear that […] Read More
Image by pasja1000 on Pixabay Over the past century, young adult fiction has gone through its phases and fads, but a major trope of the […] Read More
“Woman in White Dress Sitting on Rock” by KALZ of Kampala, Uganda Naked Black bodies are not new to American history or art. From images […] Read More
“War is Hell,” an original chalk painting by Daniel Averso. Used with express permission of the artist. Nothing ever prepares you for . . . […] Read More
Photo by Martha Dominguez de Gouveia Kalanithi’s memoir When Breath Becomes Air, published posthumously in 2016, offers a compelling and eloquent portrait of a moral agent who chose […] Read More
“All saints day” by Miroslav Petrasko (hdrshooter.com) is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Tradition, Experience, and Ritual: An Embodied Approach to the Question of Suffering […] Read More