Social Justice
Pressing America to Keep Its Promises
The horrific legacy of treatment towards marginalized groups in the USA indicates that we are still on the journey to living up to what was written in our Declaration.
Love, Basketball, & Justice: An Interview with Maya Moore Irons & Jonathan Irons
Former WNBA Superstar Maya Moore Irons and her husband Prison Reform Advocate Jonathan Irons talk about their journeys of triumph on two courts
Sound of Hope: Interview with Nika King
Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot star Nika King talks about faith, inspiration, and facing the foster care system
The women who stood with Martin Luther King Jr. and sustained a movement for social change
Scholar Vicki Crawford explains the contributions of women who influenced MLK and helped to fuel some of the most significant campaigns of the civil rights era
27 Summers: Ronald Olivier x UrbanFaith
Ronald Olivier went from life in prison to life in Christ. UrbanFaith interviews him about his book, his journey, and his advice for people feeling hopeless today.
Share The Dream: Chris Broussard on MLK’s Dream
UrbanFaith talked with co-host Chris Broussard about the Share The Dream Bible Study and MLK’s legacy 60 years after the “I Have A Dream” speech.
A God with a heart for the marginalized
A lot of times, in the midst of trial and tribulation, one can feel as though no one sees or understands the plight they are going through. However, in Deuteronomy 24 we see the thoughtfulness of God.
Wrong Lanes Have Right Turns: An Interview with Michael Phillips
Michael Philips’ book Wrong Lanes Have Right Turns details his journey, his context, and his perspective on one of the most important topics for us everyday: how to educate our children and dismantle the school to prison pipeline.
We’ll All Be Free: UrbanFaith x Caroline Sumlin
UrbanFaith interviewed Caroline Sumlin about her new book We’ll All Be Free which confronts white supremacy’s assault on our self worth
The Burial: UrbanFaith x Willie Gary
UrbanFaith sat down with Willie Gary, the man behind the true story of the new film The Burial about having Jamie Foxx play him in a movie, the film, and his hopes to inspire others
Blue Eyes-Brown Eyes: An Interview with Jane Elliott
Internationally known educator Jane Elliott who showed how racism is internalized by children discusses her hopes and concerns for relationships across difference over 50 years after her famous Blue Eyes-Brown Eyes Exercise
Uphill: An Interview with Jemele Hill
UrbanFaith interviewed woman of faith and award winning journalist Jemele Hill about her new memoir
True Impact: An Interview with Troy Vaughn
Troy Vaughn went from homelessness to pastor and CEO of one of the largest organizations fighting homelessness in the country. UrbanFaith sat down to hear his wisdom and journey
UrbanFaith x Faitth Brooks: Remember Me Now
UrbanFaith sat down with Faitth Brooks to talk about her journey, her new book, and her thoughts on how we can join in remembering black women now.
Dancing in the Darkness: An Interview with Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III
UrbanFaith sat down with the prolific prophet Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III to discuss his new book Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times.
Why Midterm Elections Matter
We should vote because we need more good in our government. We should know our leaders from city hall to capitol hill
‘Tell what happened’: Pastor and last surviving eyewitness urges Christians to remember Emmett Till
The brutal murder of Emmett Till became a catalyst for the civil rights movement and has enduring relevance in today’s anti-racist activism.
While clean water isn’t a partisan issue, it is a faith issue
Protecting clean water is a moral call.