Jesus Doesn’t Want Me for a Sunbeam: Thoughts on Depression, Race, and Theology
Peter Herman’s depression helps him nurture empathy and compassion with those who suffer most under a racist regime.
Whiteness
Desire and Its Inversions: On the Roots of White Racial Terror(ism)
White people’s fear of blackness remains a deadly, ongoing crisis, one with a deep history implicating Western rationality, aesthetics, and the spatial ordering of life itself.
The Enduring World of Dr. Schultz: James Baldwin, Django Unchained, and the Crisis of Whiteness
Through the lens of James Baldwin’s black intellectual imagination, Quentin Tarantino’s slave revenge fantasy, Django Unchained, becomes a terrifying allegory of white progressive identity in America today.
The Jew from Nazareth and the Problem of Whiteness: J. Kameron Carter’s Theological Account of Race
A review of J. Kameron Carter’s recently published book, RACE: A THEOLOGICAL ACCOUNT.