Articles
We post several short articles per month, tackling complicated issues and giving space for Christians to share their experiences about race in an edifying way. Longer essays are a scholarly contribution to UWP. They examine racism in the church in light of historical and theological contexts. Both Short-Form and Long-Form essays are written by people burdened with racial reconciliation in the church.
Introduction to Latino and Hispanic Issues (Part 1)
Danya Albright offers detailed definitions for terms like Hispanic, Latino, and Afro-Latino to provide greater clarity in conversations on racial justice.
Word Study: White Supremacy
Austin Suter continues our word study series by exploring usages of this controversial term.
We Weep For What We Do Not Know
Courtney Reissig shares how a painful experience has made her more sensitive in trying to understand pain she hasn’t personally experienced.
When I Recognized Race: Rayshawn Graves
Rayshawn Graves recounts his first experience with racism and the lesson his dad taught him about black dignity.
Editor’s Pick: Top Ten Posts of 2020
Editor Austin Suter compiles a list of ten important posts from 2020.
Christmas Special 2020
Austin Suter brings us a special message at Christmas, reminding us the Jesus is the hope behind all our efforts.
Curse of Ham (Part 2)
Pastor Chris Davis concludes his series on the Curse of Ham by looking at how it was used by American Christians to justify evil. Pray with us against this kind of wickedness.
Word Study: White Privilege
Austin Suter continues our word study series by looking at the controversial concept of privilege as it relates to race.
Curse of Ham (Part 1)
Pastor Chris Davis explores the origins of an ancient heresy which was used to justify the mistreatment of dark-skinned bearers of God’s image
Word Study: Whiteness
Austin Suter continues our word study series by exploring the different ways authors and speakers use the term “whiteness.”