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Nationwide protests have caused the president to ramp up his already inflammatory rhetoric, endangering the lives of protestors, as well as communities of color more broadly. Rev. Welton Gaddy, [...]

The past week has been a pivotal one for our nation. Thousands, if not millions of people across the nation are rising in solidarity with Black Americans, calling for a more just justice system [...]

Finally, you’ll hear Mayor Pete Buttigieg — military veteran, South Bend’s former mayor, and the first openly gay American to credibly run for President — speak with Interfaith [...]

We are also delighted to welcome back to the show filmmaker Daniel Karslake, who is out with a new documentary, For They Know Not What They Do. The film introduces four families, each dealing [...]

The unholy alliance of the political religious right and partisan priorities has been in the crosshairs for investigative journalist Sarah Posner for many years. Now, she has published a timely [...]

As I write this email, communities across the United States are in turmoil. Last week, we mourned the death of Breonna Taylor; this week it’s the murder of George Floyd, a Black man and [...]

As often happens in matters of religious liberty these days, the Religious Right has continued to co-opt what it means to protect our first freedom in its crusade to re-open houses of worship in [...]

The dominant narrative around young people and religion emphasizes their strained relationship. And while we are seeing a rise of the “nones” — or those with no faith affiliation — [...]

Among the racial justice activists speaking out most fiercely against this pernicious display of racism and injustice in America are Black faith leaders. The Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III, senior pastor [...]

Jogging while Black. That is what seems to have led to Ahmaud Arbery’s death – with three white men now under arrest for pursuing and killing him… because he fit a profile. Men who were only [...]