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The irony behind Trump’s travel ban and Holocaust Remembrance Day
Like the many of Jews who perished in the Holocaust because the U.S. government wouldn’t grant them asylum, so will many Muslims
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The Women’s March on Washington highlighted old and new racial tensions
The march was intentional in bringing various women and their voices and concerns to the organizing table, but were they successful?
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Did homophobic minister Bishop Eddie Long die from untreated AIDS complications?
Long’s private life sent seismic shock waves across the black church community when news broke about his alleged sexcapades with four male teenagers.
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Did Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream include LGBTQ people too?
The man who talked about social justice and civil rights for all people on a national stage did not reflect the same ethos concerning women and gays.
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Gospel singer Kim Burrell reminds us how the black church abuses gay Christians
Gospel music undeniably has a queerness at its roots that has not only shaped the genre but it has continued to give gospel music its enduring vibrancy.
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The War on Christmas continues
The intolerance of a multicultural theme has little to do with a heightened renewal of the birth of Christ or the fading of a downtrodden American holiday.
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Face it, Pope Francis, the Catholic Church is a gay institution
Many who know the interior of the Catholic Church would argue that the priesthood has for centuries been a gay profession.
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How to survive President Donald Trump (We can)
“Our democracy is on the line.”
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“The Scottsboro Boys” plays with minstrelsy to deliver dignity and justice
“The Scottsboro Boys” examines a case of racial injustice still relevant in today’s America, where Black Lives Matter fights for rights and Donald Trump plays on racial fears.
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LGBTQ people of color victimized by domestic violence face unique obstacles
There are a number of cultural and systemic issues that make it more difficult for LGBTQ people of color to find the help and support needed to put a stop to domestic violence.