White Liberals are often assumed to be allies to the struggle for equal rights and justice. They are supposed to be the friends of People of Color...the only ones we can trust. - But does that position ever become merely a badge of honor?

The war machine is returning to public view... - You know, it never went away. It just went virtual...drone strikes from remote locations right here in America. - But with our war-footing on the rise, we ought to reconsider our positions. -

Good Christian Virtues are hard to come by...especially these days. So, we have to hold on to the appearance of good. - Even to our own detriment... - Even if it means embracing trauma to oppress ourselves... - https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Challenging White supremacy is something we must do at all times and in many different ways. - The thing is - White supremacy is so prevalent that we are always presented with opportunities for challenging the power structure. #ThanksBeToGod -

What has Racial Heresy been up to?! We've been hard at work praying, thinking, arguing, and PUSHING the BOUNDARIES of racial reconciliation to explore redemption & humility - What White and Black folks need before we can be reconciled... -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s95xrwINCtM - We have a habit in America of celebrating progress. It's the hallmark of an exceptional society. The great example of this habit is how we talk about racial progress in America.

The "forgotten man and woman" in America isn't just the typical Trump supporter. There's also a forgotten, forgotten man and woman...rendered somewhat invisible as Ralph Ellison suggested. Yet if we find empathy for them,

Racist American History is a thing we can agree exists, right? And with all the talk about Confederate Monuments and what to do with them, it's appropriate to explore the divergent answers that each hope for reconciliation.

White supremacy has come out the shadows to reveal itself as a present force in America. If you thought this was a thing of the past, you know have proof otherwise. What should be the Church's response to the White Supremacist violence we've seen?

Boldness is not something mainline denominations are known for. We tend to tip-toe around issues, trying not to offend the diverse perspectives held by those in the pews. - But the Episcopal Church, in its most recent General Convention,