Black Christian News Roundup
COMMENTARY/CREATIVE EXPRESSION
- Keepin’ It Real in Contemporary Conversations on Race (Black Perspectives)
- White Evangelicals Made a Deal With the Devil. Now What? (New York Magazine)
- Editor’s Pick: A Psalm for a Time of Breathlessness (The Witness)
- ‘The beauty and pain of the Black Church’ Interview with curator of “I’m Buildin’ Me a Home” on display in the Divinity School’s Sarah Smith Gallery. (Yale Divinity School)
POLITICS
- Evangelical Christian activists plan ‘barnstorming’ tour ahead of Ga. Senate runoff (Washington Post)
- Racism among white Christians is higher than among the nonreligious. That’s no coincidence. (NBC News/Think)
- Church leaders address racial injustices with book study (Delaware State News)
- Keep Calm and Carry on — But How? 10 suggestions to make it through this highly stressful election period. (The Conversation/Urban Faith)
NEWS
- For the greater good’: Black leaders in Baltimore work to overcome resistance to participating in COVID trials, other research (Baltimore Sun)
- $1 million grant to establish Chicago center named for first African American Catholic priest (Chicago Tribune)
- Southern Baptists Keep Quarreling Over Critical Race Theory (Christianity Today)
- Guard Chaplains Reflect on Floyd Protests (AP/Urban Faith)