Racism and the Image of God
A young woman from Africa who has spent some years in America offers us a reflection on racism, composed in the light of her education and her faith.
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A young woman from Africa who has spent some years in America offers us a reflection on racism, composed in the light of her education and her faith.
Racism and the Image of God Read More »
Poetry is one of the oldest arts, yet many people today know little of it; approaching it through pleasure instead of intellect may be the key.
The Great Conversation: Poetry Read More »
Mahatma Gandhi is the father of nonviolent resistance movements throughout the twentieth century, from India to the US to South Africa to the USSR.
Mahatma Gandhi: The Force of the Spirit Read More »
Starting in 2019, we have been releasing the academic ranks achieved by our partner schools. We are excited to announce our 2020 Top 25 High Schools on August 25, 2020.
Coming Soon – 2020 High School Rankings Read More »
“Beowulf” combines a Christianized worldview with the melancholy themes of the Norse Ragnarok, and in so doing achieves a solitary poetic quality.
Beowulf: Elegy of the North Read More »
To ignore the Great Books is to ignore centuries of Black American heritage; these were the texts by which the community gained freedom, in body and soul.
Classic Learning in Black History: Part III Read More »
Dr. Anika Prather gives us a three-part series explaining how she went from being suspicious of the Classics to being fully captivated.
Classic Learning in Black History: Part II Read More »
Is there still a crisis in education?
Establishing economic opportunity through education has become a priority for our society, and this is a problem.
Is There Still a Crisis in Education? Read More »
Dr. Anika Prather of Howard University gives us a three-part series explaining how she went from being suspicious of the Classics to being truly captivated.
Classic Learning in Black History: Part I Read More »
The plays of Euripides confront us with sophisticated moral problems and subtle characterization that advance even on Æschylus and Sophocles.
Euripides: The Zenith of Tragedy Read More »