by Jakob Y. Kim
In a world addicted to efficiency, prayer is a kind of rebellion. It slows the tempo of existence and reclaims time for tenderness.…
by Omorogieva Sylvester Ihonwa
Artificial intelligence is often misunderstood as a futuristic threat—robots taking jobs, machines outsmarting humans, or dystopian surveillance states…
by Olivia Phillips
Subversive hospitality requires us to consider realistically how we welcome others. We must be willing to consider that one of the most hospitable…
by Jessica Walters
While watching the Stanley Cup Playoffs I noticed that several commercials depict people doing basic tasks like shopping for groceries…
by Erick Sierra
I recently mentioned to a woman at my church that I was teaching a course at my Christian college on postcolonial literature…
by Michael Barram
In August of 1963, on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. stood before an intensely divided nation,…
by César “CJ” Baldelomar
On his 1991 debut album, 2Pacalypse Now!, the late Tupac Shakur (1971-1996) raps over a melodic…
by Jeannie Chun
We have seen our nation weighed in the balance of history and found wanting. We…
by Russell Yee
I recently visited the LBJ Presidential Library, there on the campus of the University of Texas, Austin.…
by Denise Lee Yohn
I have a confession to make. I was a racist. I used to hate Asian people. When I was young, I made fun of a girl in my elementary school named Ching,…
by Dave Jackson
The problem is, when it comes to suffering, we are all involved in great matters too difficult for us to fully understand.…