Nylse Esahc shares about coming to America and being forced to confront race and racism. Read, lament, and pray with us.
When I Recognized Race: Nylse Esahc
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Resources to Remember: On the Anniversaries of Martin Luther King Jr. & Walter Scott’s Killings
Isaac Adams provides some resources for thinking and praying as he remembers the lives of Walter Scott and Martin Luther King.
Do I Need to Apologize for Slavery?
Austin Suter thinks about privilege, culpability, and guilt in the context of his own family history.
When I Recognized Race: Ryan King
Ryan King shares about the time he wrote a blog post praising the Confederacy, what his father did when he found out, and what Ryan learned as a result.
On Tone: Its Vast Underappreciation & The Racial Damage Which Results (Part 1)
Isaac Adams explains why majority-culture brothers and sisters should consider the asymmetry of history before speaking, and especially before criticizing.
Meet the Black Church: Richard Allen
Isaac Adams introduces (or reacquaints) us with Richard Allen, a man of prayer and crucial figure in American church history.
When I Recognized Race: Austin Suter
U?WP editor, Austin Suter, recounts a conversation he had with his dad in our latest installment of When I Recognized Race.
Before You Ask Your Black Friend About Race
Isaac Adams shares some surprising advice for white brothers and sisters, encouraging them to not ask their black friend about race. At least, not at first.
Race and Our Joy
Isaac Adams encourages us to think about race & racism the way God does. God did not make us all the same, and He means this for our joy and His glory.
How Do We Process the Failings of Our Historical Heroes?
Isaac Adams reflects on learning disappointing news about someone he admires. He reminds us Jesus is the only person worthy of total admiration.
When I Recognized Race: Kelly Needham
Kelly Needham describes how her increasingly diverse friendships have awakened her to racial realities.
Courtney Reissig: When I Recognized Race
Courtney Reissig gives us the first installment in our series, “When I Recognized Race.” Lament and pray with us.
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