The success or failure of ABC’s new sitcom ‘Fresh Off the Boat’ carries both risk and reward for the representation of Asian-America on our television screens.
The premier of ABC’s new sitcom ‘Fresh Off the Boat’ carries both positive anticipation and reluctant risk for the representation of Asian-America on television.
We talked to Trillia Newbell about her new book, United, and her vision for race relations in the church.
While it may seem quite simple that Christians should be against legalization, are we willing to accept that there may be serious costs to its prohibition as well?
Could it be that our aspirations of equality must be accomplished through the old-fashioned way of living alongside one another?
“The Mindy Project is not a show about race, gender, or cultural perceptions of beauty. But it smartly points out all of our current hang-ups with all of those issues by neatly side-stepping them.”
Why is a German Mennonite mom like me ready to slug a sports analyst?
“If we refuse to acknowledge the truths of White Privilege, race and cultural disparity how will we ever obey God by working to change these problems?”
America is more racially divided today than when Obama took office. In this feature, Alan Noble explores the causes of this division and why it may be a good thing.
“My hope is for the American church to look deep into their traditions and subsequently into the rich traditions of other church cultures, and then collaborate.”
