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Are we confronting our racism?

Thomas Schmidt argues that besides concrete action, we need a comprehensive analysis of the historical causes of injustice.
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Faith in Film: What Sets Daredevil Apart

Netflix's Daredevil series is one of the few shows I've ever watched that handles faith in a believable, adult way.
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Doing justice and shining light on issues

As people who have access to a wealth of information, we are often jaded by what seems to be the status quo. And we lose sight of what we can do to affect change.
Beliefs

Interpreting the crucifixion, and looking at justice

We Americans have come to hold an incredibly unhealthy view of justice.
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Crimes, society and restorative justice

Crimes are society’s way of defining unacceptable behavior. Those behaviors that we choose not to tolerate we make criminal.
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BRIEF: Gonzaga invites community to celebrate International Day of Tolerance

Gonzaga University President Thayne McCulloh invites the public to the steps of the Crosby Student Center at noon on Nov. 15 to link arms with Gonzaga faculty, staff and students to form a human chain of solidarity to mark the United Nations’ annual International Day of Tolerance.
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“What if George Zimmerman were antiracist?”

In the wake of Trayvon Martin’s death on Feb. 26, 2012, and now again in the aftermath of the acquittal of his shooter, George Zimmerman, many commentators have speculated on how the outcome might have been different if some critical aspect of the case were different. I call this the What If game. For example, “What if Martin were white?”

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