Reverend Sharon Risher in The New Yorker
The Reverend Sharon Risher, whose mother and two cousins were killed in the Charleston church massacre, describes herself as an “accidental activist.” Becoming an advocate for gun-violence [...]
The Rev. Anthony Thompson’s letter in the Post & Courier
People of all cultures are hurt, tired and provoked by the unjust killings of black men by white police officers. This recent killing of George Floyd by a white police officer in Minnesota is the [...]
Prayer Walk protest march
Thursday, June 4. Faith leaders and elected officials from the Charleston area participated in a Prayer Walk protest march. The all-day protest march started at First Baptist and ended at Mother [...]
Chris Singleton’s book, “Different”
Last year, Singleton began writing the book titled “Different.” His mother’s character is a teacher who helps a student from Nigeria adjust and shine in her new surroundings. Crafting [...]
Former President Obama Brings Us Hope
On Wednesday, June 3rd, former President Barack Obama spoke out about the impact of the ongoing pandemic we are facing and also the protests happening across the country as a result of the death [...]
Protesting and Protecting Yourself from COVID-19
As Americans continue to protest the death of George Floyd across the country, public health officials are extremely concerned that demonstrators and police are possibly increasing the spread of [...]
Voting Matters
Longstanding Republican Iowa Representative Steve King lost his bid for reelection this week. Steve King, who is best known for his racist and anti-LGBTQ+ comments over the years, was beat by [...]