Arts & Culture
The movies and shows we watched this year didn’t shy away from grappling with racism, sexism, and greed.
Hoarders reminds us that sorting people is never as easy as “good” and “bad.”
The singer-songwriter and poet moves between pastoral and prophetic with gentleness, maturity, and playfulness.
Candice Marie Benbow expands the breadth of literature written specifically for Black Christian women.
Abuela’s anger is familiar to anyone who’s been part of a toxic church, family, or business.
I suggest pairing MLK sermons and jazz legends for an electric result.
As one character puts it: “May Jesus Christ bless every single one of you — especially the honorable members of my own party.”
When is it too late to wish someone a happy new year?
Time to Grow by Kara Eidson and Becoming Rooted by Randy Woodley remind us that our bodies and souls are intertwined.
Caroline, or Change reveals that not all rooms are created equal, nor the dreams they inspire.
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
