In a recent interview, Dr. Voddie Baucham issued a warning about the organization behind the Black Lives Matter movement and encouraged people to do thorough research on what the organization actually stands for.
In a recent interview, Dr. Voddie Baucham issued a warning about the organization behind the Black Lives Matter movement and encouraged people to do thorough research on what the organization actually stands for.
In a recent interview, Black Lives Matter of Greater New York leader claimed that Jesus is the “the most famous black radical revolutionary in history.”
In a now viral TicTok, a Venezuelan activist warned Americans that the removal of statues and increased censorship could lead to socialism.
In a new column, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President Albert Mohler wrote that Christians should affirm the phrase “black lives matter” but reject the organization that penned the slogan.
To mark the three-year anniversary of his protest against police violence in America, former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick shared a video on Instagram re-igniting conversation about racial division in America.
To advance better understanding across racial lines, one must listen in and consider the black experience. Seven recent events have given trauma or hope, and sometimes both, to minority people resilient in standing for justice.
Christian rap artist Lecrae recently wrote an editorial for The Huffington Post in which he expresses his frustration that many of his fans failed to understand his passion for racial justice.
The pastor of Hillsong’s NYC church has stated that the church will not say “All Lives Matter,” but will use the phrase “Black Lives Matter.”
Clenard Childress, senior pastor for New Calvary Baptist in New Jersey, writes in an opinion column that the Black Lives Matter movement needs to separate itself from Planned Parenthood.
Tim Scott shares his solutions to racial strife, urges families to sit down over dinner to hear each other’s experiences.
