Culture & Society

“Fix Me” Is The New Black

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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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Motherhood, Untimely Born

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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

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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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Dr. Ben Carson’s Brain Freeze on Fox News

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Dr. Carson garnered national attention for his remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast and the Conservative Political Action Conference. But is the world-renowned neurosurgeon ready for a second act as a politician? Read more

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In Memoriam: Chinua Achebe

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UrbanFaith honors the legacy of Chinua Achebe, a founding father of modern African literature and the internationally renown author of Things Fall Apart. Read more

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Django: Black Jesus Unchained

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OPINION: Since its cinematic release, Django has been the subject of continual controversy. But its most subversive role – overturning the white savior narrative – has been overlooked. Read more

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Lil’ Wayne, Lecrae, and Redemption

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Lil’ Wayne and Lecrae are both Grammy award-winning rappers. Both are at the top of their game. But there is a distinct difference between the two artists. Read more

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Remembering Richard Twiss

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UrbanFaith honors the legacy of Richard Twiss, a prophetic Christian voice for social justice, racial reconciliation, and indigenous leadership. Read more

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How the Church Failed Christopher Dorner

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The ex-cop vigilante released a manifesto detailing a litany of misdeeds suffered. But he missed an obvious target – the church. Read more

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Five Reasons To Celebrate Black History Month

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Jemar Tisby, co-founder of the Reformed African American Network, makes a case for the relevance and importance of Black History Month. Read more

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