We who God has liberated by the covenantal blood of Christ must commit to confronting white supremacy in ourselves, our institutions, and our societal structures.

Presidents and their policy advisors know that Christians have been endorsing and socializing each other to adhere to racist conceptions of governance to the point of including racist law-and-order rhetoric in their catechisms.

This construction of human hands is a grotesque creature, isn’t it?

Amid this hell, many of you are contacting me, asking for materials or practices that will help you navigate the chaos and heal. Let me offer some of each.

If moral instruction must ultimately be particular, it’s no wonder Christians find general instruction to these weighty questions disappointing.

“No racialized group is more criminalized, killed by homicide, or isolated from society as Black males.”—Tommy J. Curry

“To be a mestiz[a/o] is to belong to two realities and at the same time not to belong to either of them.” —Justo González