Author Archives: Louis Mitchell
Why I can’t forget my blackness
The discomfort of being THE black guy in the room is something that I have to negotiate over and over again. Often—especially in progressive and/or queer political spaces— I am one of very few people of color. In practice, the …
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Growing the economy of belonging
We frequently look at belonging, in society and in the body of Christ, as a limited and diminishing account – few are called and few will ever measure up enough to make the cut! What does Jesus have to say …
Posted in Gay/lesbian, Gender, Opening to change, Transgender
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