Month: May 2021

‘Literature is Common Ground’: On Reading Virginia Woolf

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 25, 2021 | Books, In Review, Q&A, Religion and Literature, Spring/Summer 2021, Study of Religion, Women and Religion, Writers & Writing

A Q&A with Stephanie Paulsell on her latest book, Religion Around Virginia Woolf. By Sarah Fleming

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Housekeeping’s Contemplative Approach to Longing

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 25, 2021 | Books, In Review, Shelf Life, Spring/Summer 2021, Writers & Writing

Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping explores the human response to the transient. By C. E. Morgan

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Investing in a World That Is Not Yet

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 25, 2021 | Dialogue, Race/Racial Issues, Spring/Summer 2021, Violence/Conflict

Abolishing the police requires tapping into the Black radical imagination. By Marc Lamont Hill

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Police Brutality and the #EndSARS Movement in Nigeria

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 25, 2021 | Dialogue, Race/Racial Issues, Spring/Summer 2021, Violence/Conflict

A Nigerian protest movement offers hope for the future of transnational activism. By Oluwole Ojewale

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Sacred, Ancestral Cries for Freedom

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 25, 2021 | African American Religions, Books, Buddhism, In Review, Race/Racial Issues, Spring/Summer 2021

Black and Buddhist: The Eightfold Path finds resonance in the Black church. By Melissa Wood Bartholomew

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