Kendrick Lamar’s Coded Hymns
The Super Bowl halftime show wasn’t just performance. It was a setlist sermon about Black survival, coded language, and the politics of being “Not Like Us.” It’s Tight, But It’s Right “I’m not here to...
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This Ain’t a Hot Take: Cheyenne Bryant
The public thinks the Cheyenne Bryant discourse is about fraudulence. But beneath the outrage is a deeper grief: the collapse of institutional authority in the age of algorithm culture.
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I’m Done Sharecropping on Borrowed Social Media Lands
After years of building intellectual life on platforms I do not own, I am bringing my public scholarship back to Unfit Christian. This is not nostalgia for blogging. It is a return to owned land, archive, sovereignty, and the publication world my work has always deserved.
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Ev’rybody Talkin’ Bout Votin’ Ain’t Seekin’ Justice
Every voter carries an ethic to the ballot box. Some carry theology, fear, rage, strategy, grievance, or moral absolutism. This essay examines what our political choices reveal once consequence becomes material.
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Opinion: They Don’t Care About Your Post-Roe Protests. Here’s Why.
The cycle of political outrage has often demonstrated itself to be short lived. What's different about living in the wake of overturning Roe v. Wade?
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RBG is Dead, White Supremacy Lives Another Day.
Rome is falling — still. US Liberals from shore to shore have begun collective panic and mourning as news broke of the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Associate Justice of the SCOTUS. She was its...
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