Politics & Society
The recent increase in SNAP benefits was long overdue
Food stamps may be the most effective tool we have for fighting domestic poverty.
American Christians tend to imagine a God who thinks and looks like us
How do you see the face we cannot see?
Monique W. Morris’s advocacy for Black girls and educational equity
The world sees Black girls as dangerous. Morris shows them that they are scholars.
The war for Africa’s holy land
Tigray, in northern Ethiopia, is in turmoil.
Take & Read: American religious history
Five new books about myths and narratives that shape religion in the United States
Take & Read: Global Christianity
Five new books about the lives and faith of Christians around the world
For Haitian migrants, temporary protected status is not enough
TPS is a short-term solution to an enduring problem rooted in centuries of Haitian history.
An evangelical Christian argument for reparations
Duke Kwon and Gregory Thompson want to talk about theft.
Whose religious freedom is at stake with Texas’s new abortion law?
Some rabbis are claiming that SB 8 violates the obligations of their faith.
The roots of India’s united churches
How the Church of South India and Church of North India were formed—and how they fare today.
Elle Dowd’s firsthand account of the Ferguson uprising
A memoir of a White moderate’s repentance
Rescuing patriotism from nationalism
Constitutional patriotism, Steven Smith argues, is both ethical and necessary.
Is Brazil’s Universal Church of the Kingdom of God a field hospital or a marketplace?
A look inside the thriving (and sometimes controversial) neo-Pentecostal denomination
Leveraging the power of relational organizing in Baltimore
“The historical truth is that no single person—no matter how gifted—has led complex social change on her own.”
Climate change is a symptom of deeper planetary dysfunction
Five ideas for treating the greater disease
How Amazon became the behemoth it was designed to be
Alec MacGillis’s history of the tech giant is long-form journalism at its best.
I walked across Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge and saw a synagogue
Visiting Temple Mishkan Israel
The first question about the war in Afghanistan is why we were even there
There was never a good way to leave—or stay.
