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'Letter from Birmingham Jail' at 50

Mashaun D. Simon
theGRIO REPORT - King’s letter reflected the religious challenges of his time, addressing the crisis of Christian faith for southern Christians at the time...
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Easter: A time for faithful steps

Valorie Burton
ESSAY - The celebration of Jesus’ resurrection during this season is a reminder that in the face of life’s seemingly unbearable challenges, passion and destiny can renew our hopes and dreams – bringing them back to life in a new season...
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Black church ponders change during marriage equality fight

Mashaun D. Simon
theGRIO REPORT - While many across America are hopeful that the Supreme Court will react on the side of the LGBTQ community regarding the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and Proposition 8, there are some black church leaders who do not foresee much change occurring within the black church in terms of gay acceptance...
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o is part of Nigeria's primarily Muslim north, but devoted Catholic minority participates in frequent Masses in local cathedrals. Cardinal Francis Arinze of Nigeria is considered a leading contender to become pope in the aftermath of the death of Pope John Paul II. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)

Rise in African Catholics could affect Pope pick

Mashaun D. Simon
theGRIO REPORT - As the Catholic College of Cardinals prepare to merge on the Vatican to elect their next pope, eyes from around the world have centered on the continent of Africa...
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Ghanaian Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson talks to the Associated Press during an interview, in Rome, Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013. One of Africa's brightest hopes to be the next pope, Ghanaian Cardinal Turkson, says the time is right for a pontiff from the developing world. In the background is a painting of late Pope John Paul II. (AP Photo/Domenico Stinellis)

African papal contender wants change

Nicole Winfield, Associated Press
VATICAN CITY (AP) - One of Africa's brightest hopes to be the next pope, Ghanaian Cardinal Peter Turkson, says the time is right for a pontiff from the developing world...
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Blacks lament commercialization of Christmas

Mashaun D. Simon
theGRIO REPORT - Many – most specifically African-Americans – are uncomfortable with Santa Claus and the commercialization of Christmas...
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On the Sandy Hook tragedy: The God we know

Theodore R. Johnson
ESSAY - We can’t answer why awful people choose to kill our children, whether in 1963 Birmingham or 2012 Newtown. We don’t know why God allows those things to happen...
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Rev. Richard Dunn, left, and his son, Rev. Richard Dunn III, are seen in Miami, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012, as they discuss their plans to motivate church members to vote in the upcoming elections. It's not just the collection plate that's getting passed around this fall at hundreds of mainly African-American and Latino churches in presidential battleground states and across the nation. Exhorting congregations to register to vote, church leaders are distributing registration cards in the middle of services, and many are pledging caravans of "souls to the polls" to deliver the vote. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter)

Black churches use 'souls to polls' to rally vote

Curt Anderson, Associated Press
MIAMI (AP) - It's not just the collection plate that's getting passed around at hundreds of mainly African-American and Latino churches in U.S. battleground states ahead of the November presidential election...
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Poll: 17 percent of registered voters think Obama is Muslim

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The latest Pew research poll found that 17 percent of registered voters think President Barack Obama is Muslim, while 31 percent of the respondents said they didn't know what the president’s religious affiliation was...
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Faith and fasting with diabetes

Constance Brown-Riggs
OPINION - Many religious faiths recommend spiritual strengthening through periods of prayer and fasting. While fasting is a commendable spiritual practice, it’s one that could come with major health risk when you have diabetes...
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