The expansion of the U.S. Civil Rights Trail illustrates how all the facets of the Civil Rights Movement unfolded in ...

Few figures shaped late 20th-century American politics, like Jesse Jackson.

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Rev. Kelly Brown Douglas joins The Harvard Religion Beat to explore faith, justice, and why hope is something we do—not just ...

General Dwight Eisenhower’s D-Day message called on Allied warriors to “beseech the blessing of Almighty God upon this great and noble undertaking.” Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s prayer at the time ...

The Fire on the Mountain” transformed Washington, D.C.’s historic Lincoln Theatre into an immersive celebration of James Baldwin’s legacy. Produced by Lyn Dyson and powered by community partnerships ...

Perkins truly believed what Paul wrote: All this is from God, who through Christ reconciled us to himself and gave us the ministry of reconciliation; that is, in Christ God was reconciling the world ...

Actors Megan Good and Jonathan Majors are floating on cloud nine after celebrating their first anniversary, and they gave ...

From scripture to family stories, passing down history helps Black children understand who they are — and whose shoulders they stand on. by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware In January, after Claudette Colvin ...

All major countries, India included, should work together to end US’s Stockholm syndrome or be prepared to suffer immense pain.

A leader’s words must be chosen with care, not just for the immediate audience, but for the nation and the world beyond the microphone and the political platform.

Allan Boesak's childhood experiences of injustice in Kakamas shaped him into one of South Africa's most influential moral voices, advocating for dignity and equality.