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Forget 2020? Never!
By: Dr. Mimi Haddad, President of CBE International | January 6, 2021
CBE President Mimi Haddad looks toward 2021 with a commitment to join women of color in the struggle for equality and to elevate the important work that needs to be done at the intersection of racial equality and women’s equality.
Good Morning! Waking Up to Racism and Sexism
By: Barbara L. Peacock | December 2, 2020
One woman shares a story about her everyday encounters with racism and sexism and the double bind women of color experience. She also explores how we can see one another as God’s image bearers, regardless of race or sex.
Mutuality Matters: Patriarchy Hurts Everyone with Eugene Hung
By: Eugene Hung, Erin Moniz, Blake Dean | November 12, 2020
The hosts and their guest, Eugene Hung, not only touch on Marvel's Agents of Shield and church youth group camp culture, but also unpack the "Man Box." The conversation also turns to intersectionality and gender-based violence.
The Spirit without Prejudice
By: Spencer Miles Boersma | November 1, 2020
Galatians 3-4 teaches that we must read the Word of God with the barrier-removing Wind of God.
Let These Women Lead
By: Ellen Richard Vosburg | September 5, 2020
These writers see a way forward for us to achieve true justice and full equality for all women and men. Let them lead us in our shared commitment to mutuality.
“She Is in Bitter Distress”: A Womanist Ethic of Advocacy
By: CL Nash | September 5, 2020
In this article, we will observe how the Shunammite woman reacts to her situation with an interpretive lens that is similar to womanist thinking; her story can be found in 2 Kings 4:8–37.
What I Wish You Knew About Black Women in Ministry: An Open Letter
By: Deirdre “Jonese” Austin | September 5, 2020
Yes, you—whoever you are, wherever you may be. You can be an ally by recognizing the gifted Black woman minister. Speak to her and acknowledge her. Call her by her title, especially when speaking to others about her.
Always Say Her Name
By: Katherine Ladd Smith | September 5, 2020
She should never be silenced; she should be heard and believed. This will teach her that God hears her. She should never be judged for her upbringing or education. She should be loved and cared for as a child of God.
Complicity and Silence: How Lament Could Lead Us Toward a Better Place
By: Valerie Ranee Landfair | September 5, 2020
Womanist scholars have developed methodologies for addressing Black women’s ongoing daily oppressions due to the systems and structures of discrimination because of gender, race, and class.
God Is Our Liberator: How Christian Tolerance for Injustice Impacts Our Children
By: Octavia Powell | September 5, 2020
I urge you not to forget that the road to healing our church, marred by racial injustice, is not to alienate the voices and experiences of any member of the body of Christ.