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Why John Perkins Stood (Almost) Alone

Justin Giboney on Juneteenth, Pluralism, and the Gospel

Growing Young and Growing Old: The Legacies of John Lewis and J.I. Packer

Reading in Exile: James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time

What Martin Luther King Jr. Can Still Teach the Church

Why Fannie Lou Hamer Is a Name You Should Know

Independence Days: Race, Conscience, and the Spoken Word

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