With Oakwood University’s announcement that it is inviting candidates to interview for the position of Dean of the School of Theology, I found myself sitting more upright, both physically and […]
How the abrupt return of student loan collections reveals more about political posturing than public care. Now that student loan collections are set to resume on May 5, I wonder […]
After my last piece, I meant to leave behind these theological reflections and return to more secular, politically charged commentary. But two major events have held me here longer than […]
On Friday, I was asked a question that required a nuanced answer. It was 3:51 p.m. when a former co-worker texted me: “Do Adventists celebrate Good Friday?” The way the […]
By now, news has circulated widely that Oakwood University has selected Gina Spivey-Brown, Ph.D., as its next president, an announcement fittingly timed to coincide with the concluding days of Women’s […]
While Hitler often dominates the conversation, it’s Mussolini who stands as the original template of fascism, the blueprint before the brand. Long before Hitler’s rise, Mussolini laid the ideological and aesthetic foundation: […]
With Spiritual Formation being one of the first courses taken by theology majors at Oakwood University, Dr. Ifeoma Kwesi’s class was likely the first place I crossed paths with many […]
Since I’m already on the subject of skincare, having just come across Naomi Osaka’s brand (see my post on Substack), I found myself reflecting on a recurring discussion I’ve had when […]
Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show has sparked widespread debate. Some found it entertaining and uplifting, while others dismissed it as boring and lackluster. What follows is not a critique […]
Whether Halloween or anything similar was ever discussed during my childhood in Haiti in the 1980s is not something that immediately comes to mind. I have no early memories of […]