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The first book from Columbia University’s Josef Sorett examines the religious roots of African American literary and cultural movements of the 20th Century.

An excerpt from Josef Sorett’s “Spirit in the Dark: A Religious History of Racial Aesthetics”

Perhaps Betsy DeVos can be forgiven for imagining that America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) were “real pioneers when it comes to school choice.” I mean, she wasn’t there in…

The Guardian had asked readers for nominations of LGBT rights activists who are making a difference; they’ve now published their LGBT change heroes for 2017. The list includes activists and political…

In his new book, religious studies scholar Philip S. Francis uses personal stories from young evangelicals to explore how one’s experiences with art can dramatically reorient Christian beliefs and practices.

It looks like for all the Dems’ effort, Trump barely mentioned women’s issues in his speech last night.

This post has been edited and a correction has been added. — eds However well-intentioned, NPR’s latest foray into “religious freedom” falls victim to several false equivalencies and ends up leaving…