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20 Black Leaders Who Inspired the Church

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By Haleluya Hadero Verified, Sho Baraka
| Christianity Today Verified
The Black church and Black Christians have played an indispensable role in shaping American and church history. For hundreds of years, African American congregations have operated as hubs of spiritual formation, community, and activism, fighting for the social change necessary to create a more just society-and helping Christians across the board think more deeply about the Bible, the spread of the gospel, and the call to pursue justice.
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Trump's Racist Post Deserves Outrage

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By Sho Baraka
| Christianity Today Verified
Evangelicals who back the president should no longer contort themselves to support a morally bankrupt leader. Late Thursday evening, President Donald Trump posted an egregiously racist video clip on social media that portrayed former president Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, as apes.
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We Have Not Read MLK Enough

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By Sho Baraka
| Christianity Today Verified
Americans have strong opinions about the civil rights leader but often simplistic notions of who he was. This piece was adapted from the Mosaic newsletter. Subscribe here. I don't remember Martin Luther King Jr. being the paragon of Black leadership in my home growing up. I did not go to church regularly or think deeply about Christianity, where King received a decent portion of his appreciation. My family's conversations instead mirrored those of the Black Panther Party.
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