Author: Nabatanzi Rina Anita

Some of us wear face masks. Some of us don’t. Alistair shares helpful advice for navigating differences of opinion. Listen to the series Love in the Local Church Watch a short video on the Story of the Gospel   Watch more videos of encouragement from Alistair Begg via To Wear, or Not to Wear a … Continue reading To Wear, or Not to Wear a Face Mask? — Truth For Life Blog

Canada is a vast, diverse country, and The Pigeon is a new publication that aims to tell its stories with nuance and depth, focusing on Black, Indigenous, LGBTQ2S+, and POC voices. The Pigeon

Educator Sachi Feris created Raising Race Conscious Children to support parents and teachers who are trying to talk about race and diversity with young children, with the aim of actively challenging racism.  Raising Race Conscious Children

“So give us your Black elves, your Black space captains, your Black heretics standing against prophecies and insurmountable odds. Send us your Black wizards and Black gods, your Black sergeants fighting on alien planets. Give us all of your horror, SFF, and relevant subgenres. Because the future of genre is now.” FIYAH: Magazine of Black … Continue reading FIYAH: Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction

This week, I have been studying the concept of toxicity. And some days, questions pop up in my head. I figured out that most of us are concerned with the log of wood in people’s eyes, we ignore the ones in our eyes. We point accusing fingers at people when we should be pointing it … Continue reading Before you complain of people being toxic friends, why don’t you check yourself if you are a toxic friend to another person. 💐

This week, I have been studying the concept of toxicity. And some days, questions pop up in my head. I figured out that most of us are concerned with the log of wood in people’s eyes, we ignore the ones in our eyes. We point accusing fingers at people when we should be pointing it … Continue reading Before you complain of people being toxic friends, why don’t you check yourself if you are a toxic friend to another person. 💐

A reporter covering the protests in Portland reflects on fear and trauma, police violence, and her voice as a journalist. ‘I Mostly Feel Like My Voice Matters’: A Portland Journalist on Protests, Police Violence, and Enduring Trauma

“Making space for another viewpoint does not negate yours. Quite the opposite — it provides more context and framework for your own experience.” (Kiara Goodwin, The Everygirl) What I Hear When Someone Says “I Don’t See Color”

“My songs sit in that liminal space between decided points of view.” On The Red Hand Files, his website of letters to fans, Nick Cave beautifully explains why his songs don’t have overt political messages. Do You Wish You Were More Politically Outspoken? Nick Cave Responds.

“She’d have less to worry about if she knew none of these things. But if she knew none of these things, I reason, she also wouldn’t know me.” At LitHub, Rachel Beanland explores whether or not family secrets are ever justified. On Family Secrets and How We Deliver Bad News