New PBS Series ‘Gospel’ Explores The History of Black Spirituality Through Sermon & Song
The series features interviews with notable names including Dionne Warwick, U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock, Rev. Otis Moss III, professor Michael … Source
MLK speaker urges courage, love to oppose hate, racism
As the new year brings continued threats of global war, challenges to democracy, climate change and increasingly powerful artificial intelligence, there is a paramount need for individuals to speak out and act against hate. That was the message that author and advocate Michelle Alexander shared Jan. 15 as the memorial keynote speaker in the University […]
How the Bible Actually Works
“How the Bible Actually Works” Bible Study w/ Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III. Source
Black Christian leaders call for cease-fire in Gaza
In recent weeks, a group of Black Christian faith leaders met with White House officials and members of the Congressional Black Caucus, voicing concern about the growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza amid Israel’s ground invasion into the region. On Wednesday, the clergy members escalated their cause, buying a full-page ad in the New York Times […]
MAFAA Journey Remembrance 2022 Commemorative Book
Black Americans have always understood science as a tool in their freedom struggle
In the 1810s, John Kizell, a formerly enslaved South Carolinian and Sierra Leone settler, exchanged numerous letters with William Allen, a British chemist, about the region’s soil, climate, topography and indigenous medicines: “I have sent you three specimens of medicine which you will accept as from a Friend,” Kizell wrote to Allen in July 1812. […]