Jamie Seals, an Inkster, Mich., native, writer, speaker and thinker, reflects on the generational divide surrounding the relevance of the Black Church, exploring why an institution once central to Black life now feels disconnected to many. Tracing its origins as a sanctuary from racism and exclusion, he challenges believers to look inward, arguing that the condition of the Black Church mirrors the spiritual and social struggles of its people—and that renewal begins with personal responsibility and renewed commitment to faith and community.
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Are we finally ready to put a ring on it? Kamala Harris and Black women’s dilemma in America
Black women in America have faced a history of marginalization and overlook, but their contributions to society and the election of Vice President Kamala Harris have highlighted their value and worth, and the need for empathy and understanding towards their challenges.