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Breaking Down the Little Horn, Revelation and the Coup of Power
It is whiteness that gives people the audacity to throw the baby out with the bathwater. Detoxing from empire theology is necessary, but if
Feb 144 min read


It's Giving Little Horn and Somebody Has To Say It.
And if you’re paying attention, you already know. The question is—what are you willing to do about it?
Feb 115 min read


Kendrick at the Super Bowl: When Truth Takes the Stage
There’s something happening in culture right now—something deeper than just rap beefs or sports rivalries. It’s about truth. It’s about...
Feb 93 min read


The Deepfake of 1898—Media Manipulation Designed to Fuel White Rage
Rebecca Felton : The Paula White of Antiquity and the Propaganda of White Womanhood If Paula White is the spiritual hype-woman for white...
Feb 74 min read


Jesus Saves… From What and For What? The Cost of Whiteness on Black Faith
The Weight of Black Faith in a White World I engaged with a Black girl on Threads the other day—she was wrestling with her faith, unsure...
Feb 73 min read


The Limits of Knowing & The Ungoverned Free
If rationalism is right, then fear is just bad logic—something to be reasoned away, an error to be corrected. But that’s a lie. Emotions...
Feb 43 min read


Whiteness and the Western God: The Epistemological Caste System
In a caste-based epistemology, whiteness is positioned at the top of the social hierarchy , and the Western conception of God is...
Jan 313 min read


What If We Could Encode Expansiveness? Building Congregations That Hold the Other, the Queer, and the Unknown
What if we stopped designing congregations to preserve what we already know and instead built them to stretch us toward what we don’t?...
Jan 282 min read


Ethics Are Not About Purity—They’re About Utter Nonseparateness
A post inspried by a recent interview with Dr. Billie Hoard Purity thinking is built on separation —the idea that things must be kept...
Jan 273 min read


Epistemological Freedom in the Age of Manufactured Reality
Yes, it really was a salute. And yes, it’s a little bit too late. And yes, the people who own industry, technology, and the mechanisms of...
Jan 213 min read


God is Not a Gimmick: What Happens When You Feed Jesus to a Machine
“The Bible doesn’t say anything. It says what we say it says.” — Faith Unleavened: The Wilderness Between Trayvon Martin & George Floyd...
Jan 194 min read


Morality Is Ice, Ethics Is the River, & I'm A Muthaf*ckin Monster
Ethics That Move, Morality That Captures Bayo Akomolafe is someone I turn to in troubling times. His work unsettles, it disturbs, it asks...
Jan 166 min read


Mixtape Methodology and the R.E.S.T. Mixtape: A Freedom-Centered Framework for Outcast Christianity
In the face of imposed binaries and rigid epistemologies that fail to account for the lived realities of marginalized communities,...
Jan 14 min read


Triple Consciousness and the Quest for a New Level of Awareness
Albert Einstein famously said, “Problems cannot be solved from the same level of consciousness that created them.” This idea resonates...
Dec 11, 20243 min read


Enby Epistemology and the Reimagining of Divine Power: Vulnerability as Sacred Strength
Nonbinary (enby) epistemology, in its rejection of rigid binaries, challenges the traditional understanding of God as sovereign and...
Dec 4, 20243 min read


GNX: Kendrick Lamar's New Album
GNX’s album is nothing short of a full-bodied experience—one that demands the listener’s attention and introspection from the very first...
Nov 26, 20243 min read


Post-Digital Knowing: AI, Wisdom, and the Mixtape Methodology
We are living in an era where artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized how we access, articulate, and distribute information. The...
Oct 15, 20243 min read


The Heart of the Future: Kendrick Lamar, AI, and the Wisdom of Emergence
Kendrick Lamar’s work is a masterclass in storytelling, artistry, and cultural critique. Through this approach, Kendrick accomplishes...
Sep 22, 20244 min read


“I Came To The Fork in the Road and Went Straight”: Embracing Nonbinary Ways of Knowing
Jay-Z’s lyric, “I came to a fork in the road and went straight,” is more than a clever turn of phrase—it is a philosophy of resistance and l
Aug 10, 20244 min read


Hush Harbors and Hip-Hop: Rhizomatic Fugitive Spaces of Black Spirituality and Resistance
Both hush harbors and hip-hop, in their purest form, operate as rhizomatic networks that resist submission by dominant systems...
Jul 31, 20243 min read
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