Profile: Hwang Kumju Halmoni by Dr. Angella Son. This is the first in a series of profiles of Korean "comfort women" by Dr. Son.
"From now on, I would like to live the rest of my days without being ignored by others."
https://t.co/3OwIlewd7M
Read on the Blog: "I Want to Change the World, So How Do I Do That?" (And check out our updated website!)
"The problems are big, but if we break it into bite size pieces, everyone can, indeed, make a difference."
https://t.co/QZV89RARWX
New from Annie Lockhart-Gilroy: "Reject the Premise"
" Those who work for social justice cannot accept anyone’s attempt to make a particular person or group justify their existence. Reject that premise." @drewtheological#SocialJustice#AntiRacist
LINK:
https://t.co/KHngrVbbND
New blog post from Dr. Annie Lockhart-Gilroy: "To Whom Does My Body Belong?"
"I choose to say that my body is a gift from God, but it is very much mine."
#Theology@drewtheological#Christianity
Read More: https://t.co/2ukuBoeiha
Welcome our new Justice Artist, Donna Olivia Owusu-Ansah!
"We Flesh: Embodied Flesh, Death and Dying, and the Earth"
"If Black flesh does not matter, then what of the Incarnation?" @drewtheological#reverenddonnao#earthenvessels#justiceseedbed
https://t.co/Y4xxw3KQ1Z
New post up from @j_a_quigley ! "Teaching about Gender and Sexuality in the Bible: Reflections from a Seminary Classroom for Congregations." #UMC#Pedagogy
Follow the link to watch Dr. Quigley's lecture at a gathering of #UnitedMethodistScholars
https://t.co/7yQlq8npiD
his is Tyrone Birkett’s final submission to the Justice Blog. We thank him for many months of beautiful and empowering music, and for dreaming #justice forward.
@drewtheological#JusticeArt
"The Struggle" by Emancipation, featuring Theara Ward, Dancer
https://t.co/7RiV6lJ5tK
Folks are free to worship whatever god they like, but those of us who preach Jesus have an obligation to help people see the difference b/w #SlaveholderReligion & the Christianity of Christ. #AMJoy
New on the blog from Sharon Williams, "Rhythm of Breath: An Exodus Poetics of Becoming."
"All throughout the African Diaspora
the Spirit is manifest
as an exodus of human souls"
https://t.co/9z8rf2nRs0
The finale! "Warrior Women: Truth, Social Justice, and the American Way, Part 3" @drewtheological
"...sexism has not been eradicated from social justice movements. So, this one is for the ladies, a list of things comic book movie heroines teach us."
https://t.co/WEiITp0aFu
We've got 4 new submissions to round out the end of your August! First up: "The Costs of Our Theologies" by
@j_a_quigley
"For folks already overwhelmed by these and other predatory systems of indebtedness, theologies of sin-debt can be truly crushing."
https://t.co/IAPdVvw1aS
Introducing the first post by new contributor, Sharon Williams!
"Lyric"
I am lost
inside the melody
I am found
inside the wound
we keep pace because
you alone make life
beautiful
https://t.co/BoFvITCZMY
About “The Bluest Eye”:
“Little black girls were never taken seriously in books, they were always jokes,” Morrison said. “But I wanted to read a book where they were taken seriously, so I had to write it.”
—
So grateful she did!
https://t.co/KN5WvuV1OJ
Part 2 of "The Hero's Arc: Truth, Social Justice, and the American Way" by Dr. Annie Lockhart Gilroy is up!
"There are dark sides to hero work just as there can be dark and lonely sides for those who fight for justice."
https://t.co/EsvGNV7aMH
New on the Blog - Justice Music from Tyrone Birkett and New Freedom Songs. See more of their work on Instagram @newfreedomsongs.
“Motherless Child (Revisited)” A live performance at WNYC/Greene Space
https://t.co/Lt5FcknMAK