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“Fix Me” Is The New Black

By John C. Richards Jr. May 22, 2013

The black community is spending a lot of its time watching "fixers" on television. Has that triggered an inner longing we all have? Read more

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A Wake Up Call for Gospel Artists

By H.B. Charles, Jr. May 20, 2013

The excessive commercialization of Gospel Music has threatened a genre that has significantly impacted the African American community for decades. The solution? Read more

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Controversy Should Bring Out the Best in Christians

By Wil LaVeist May 16, 2013

How Christians ought to respond to major debates in society is always an issue. Some...

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Motherhood, Untimely Born

By Karen Angela Ellis May 13, 2013

Natural motherhood is a blessing, but spiritual motherhood is also a source of joy and cause for praise. Read more

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Charles Ramsey: The Unlikely Hero

By UrbanFaith Staff May 7, 2013

Charles Ramsey didn’t wake up thinking he’d become an unlikely hero. What do his interview comments say about race relations? Read more

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Geno’s Awkward Moment

By John C. Richards Jr. May 2, 2013

Geno Smith, former West Virginia quarterback, waited longer than expected last week to hear his name called at the NFL draft. Are black NFL quarterbacks still working to avoid stereotypes? Read more

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The Kermit Gosnell Case: America on Trial

By Chandra White-Cummings May 1, 2013

Dr. Kermit Gosnell, the former operator of the Women’s Medical Society, is currently on trial for the deaths of four infants and a woman. What does his trial reveal about who we are as a country? Read more