Category: Colorism

Church & Gender Inequality, Clergy Women of Color, Colorism, Cultural Appropriation, Economic Equality & WOC, Equality, Faith, Sexual Orientation & Equality, Feminine Imagery & Language for God, Gender Equality for Women of Color, God, Women & Covenant, Human Sexuality, Indigenous People, Intersectional Theology, Justice for People of Color, Kingdom Living, Language & Equality, LGBTQ+ Theology, LGBTQIA+, Love & Respect, Marriage, Divorce & Equality, Mary, Mother of God, Mary, Mother of Jesus, Missions & Racial Equality, Mutuality Sunday, New Creation Women of Advent, New Testament Women of Advent, Old Testament Women of Advent, People of Color & Missions, Poetry, PTSD & Women of Color, PTSD for Women of Color, Queer Theology, Race & Equity in America, Racial & Gender Mutuality, Rev. Tega Swann, Security & Gender Equality, Sex & Gender Equality, Stereotyping & Women of Color, The Gospel and Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality, Women , The Incarnation & Christmas, Women of Color & Missions, Women of Color Leadership, Women's Health & Equality, Youth of Color

Truth Doesn’t Always Win (A Poem)

allthinxchristian

Where truth is told, oppression begins to cease.

Academia & Gender Equality, Academia & Racial Justice, Allied Partnerships, Colorism, Ethnic Reconciliation, Language & Equality, Youth of Color, Zanetta Holley

Allied Partnerships: An Introduction To The Complexities of the N-word

Voices of Color - Christians United (VOCCU)

"Black people of color have taken a word that was used by colonizers and slave owners in a derogatory manner to describe their ancestors and turned it into a greeting and a term of endearment and friendship within their community. This is seen as a method of gaining back some of what was taken from them." -Zanetta Holley

Colorism, Farikanayi, Gender, Racial Equality & Parenting, P/WOC & Parenting, PTSD & Women of Color, PTSD for Women of Color, Stereotyping & Women of Color

Embracing My Red

Voices of Color - Christians United (VOCCU)

"It is the responsibility of older generations to affirm the contested and globally ridiculed aesthetic truth of the girl of colour. The older generations must say to the younger generations "you are beautiful." -Farikanayi