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
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
God is Red
By Matt Stone
Vine Deloria Jr.'s God Is Red: A Native View of Religion, first published in 1973
No One Left To Refuse
Kelly Brown Douglas traced how racial control kept changing form, from slavery to vagrancy laws to the drug war. The newest form is an algorithm, and by the time a judge or a cop sees it, the decision has already been made and someone is in handcuffs.
James Cone and A Black Theology of Liberation
Matt Stone
James H. Cone’s A Black Theology of Liberation argues that Christian theology cannot be neutral, abstract, or
Feminism ignores the experience of the Black Woman in America.
This is not an anti-woman post. It is a critique of modern feminism.
