They Were Never Supposed To Live This Long
The Women, Life, Freedom movement. Started as a slogan, became an identity, and now it's an army. The women of Iran have shown the world time and time again, that you do. not. fuck with them.
Negligible.
The cartel functions because people in positions of trust let it function, and a certain number of those people carry badges, secret clearances, and government credentials.
Stand Your Ground
The laws Douglas names—Stand Your Ground, Stop and Frisk, Conceal and Carry, mandatory drug sentencing—are not simply unjust policies. They are structures of sin, systems that deny life and thrive on the subordination of certain bodies.
Karma's Most Wanted: Duke Energy
Duke asks you to subsidize the grid upgrades needed to serve data centers. Your legislators, many of whom have accepted Duke campaign contributions, vote accordingly, and not according to you.
Karma's Most Wanted #10: Pam Bondi
By Matt Stone
A transaction engine in a prosecutor's suit. Twenty-five years of justice for sale.
Pam
White Women's Christ, Black Women's Jesus
By Matt Stone
Introduction
Jacquelyn Grant's White Women's Christ and Black Women's Jesus is
Jesus Christ was Not White
A theology that cannot survive honest scrutiny cannot ultimately sustain the communities it seeks to serve.
Deotis Roberts: Liberation and Reconciliation
By Matt Stone
J. Deotis Roberts’s Liberation and Reconciliation argues that Black theology must hold liberation and reconciliation together.
Theodicy, Suffering, and Liberation
A Reflection on William R. Jones’ Is God a White Racist?
Introduction
Few theological texts in American religious history have
The Black Messiah
Reflections on Albert Cleage Jr.by Matt Stone
Albert Cleage Jr.’s The Black Messiah argues that Christianity in America
