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There’s something about starting a new school year that smacks of a clean slate, a time to start over, new opportunities – no matter how old one is.

There’s something about starting a new school year that smacks of a clean slate, a time to start over, new opportunities – no matter how old one is.

Maybe you have revisited some of your own past pain and trauma in search of healing and liberation for yourself. I have. I know many who have. But when have

Having presented Monday nights episode of the ABC panel discussion program Grant strode through Sydney Airport on Tuesday clutching a copy of The Cross and the Lynching Tree.

Worried about whether or not, as one sign said, am i next i can say to you, the movement for justice can never die. because the heart for justice can never be killed. weve got good news that sunday always comes resurrection is upon us. and it is a prophesy it is a prophesy that came out of the cotton fields its a prophesy that came out of the lynching tree. its a prophesy that still lives in each and every one of us in order to make the state of tennessee the place that it ought to be. and so i ...

My dream has always been to live in a house full of books. I saw one of those rolling library-ladders in a movie when I was a kid and always dreamed of

Mothers are continually losing their daughters and sons who are unjustly murdered by the state. and it is the sad truth that in america that if the -- this is the work of theologian james cone who influenced the work that the -- for the american christian if they want to understand the cross and the terrible horrendous abuse of the cross 2,000 years ago for christ, the metaphor we have now in our time is the lynching tree, which is very provocative, the work of cone, but what hes trying to say t...

As we celebrate Black History Month, we recognize Black authors from past and present, including two prominent theologians.

Savannah State University's Players By the Sea and collective face tells the story of Ida B. Wells.

Savannah State University Hosts ‘Ida B. 'n the Lynching Tree’