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“At the heart of many who hail the former president as the man sent by God to save this country is racial grievance.”

Clarksville, TN - The Austin Peay State University (APSU) College of Arts and Letters recently announced six recipients of the 2022-2023 Distinguished

Letters to the Editor: Can America survive? Save our soil When exactly was America great?

The Rev. Susan K. Smith is the founder of Crazy Faith Ministries in Columbus and this weeks Keeping the Faith columnist.

Rev. Susan K. Smith says police should not think of themselves as soldiers, and the suspects they pursue should not be visualized as “the enemy.”

The Rev. Susan K. Smith, founder of Crazy Faith Ministries in Columbus, is the author of this weeks Keeping the Faith column.

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. Black Churches Can Lead the Way on Voting Rights This is the civil rights issue of our time, and it’s a fight we can and must win. We suspected it for years, and now we know it: Jim Crow was never dead. You might even say he was too mean to die. We know this because in too many places, ...

A California attorney who represented Kamala Harris, a Massachusetts antifa rally speaker, and a New York Democrat walk into a bar in Green Bay, Wisconsin, to...

Three activist mothers met Tuesday night as part of a virtual conversation to discuss the impact of society on their families and their efforts to promote change. The women include Edith Espinal, a mother of three who lived in sanctuary at Columbus Mennonite Church for three years; Adrienne Hood, the mother of Henry Green who was killed in 2016 by plainclothes Columbus police officers; and Jackie Kifuko, a former refugee and refugee organizer with Community Refugee and Immigration Services ...

Columbus clergy members want former police Chief Thomas Quinlan out of the department entirely, but Mayor Andrew Ginther isnt budging. A small but outspoken group of faith leaders delivered a petition to Ginthers office at City Hall on Monday morning with more than 300 signatures on it. The petition calls for Quinlan not just to be demoted from chief to deputy chief, as he was Thursday, but to be removed from the department as a whole. "For him to step down to deputy chief is an egregious insul...