To Honor John Lewis, We Must Continue His Fight For Voting Rights For All
This Fourth Of July, What Does ‘Patriotism’ Mean To Black Americans?
By […]
Black lives, LGBTQ+ lives, and Pride
For LGBTQ+ people of color, George Floyd’s death raises a fear we live with, too.
By Irene Monroe, published in the […]
Celebrating Boston Pride’s 50th Anniversary During The Police Brutality Crisis
By Rev. Irene Monroe, published in WGBH News on June 11, 2020
Living apart — and staying close — in the coronavirus pandemic
Alone and together, a married couple navigates the uncertain terrain of an unprecedented moment.
By […]
The Challenge With Reopening Places Of Worship
Rep. Joe Kennedy III, Presidential hopefuls scramble for black votes
By Rev. Irene Monroe
A party that needs African Americans and other people of […]
Rep. Ayanna Pressley Has Disrupted The Eurocentric Aesthetic About Hair
Black hairstyles are not criticized when they are being appropriated by white […]
Rev. Irene Monroe is interviewed by Amanpour & Company, PBS, on LGBTQ Issues in Religious Communities.
Rev. Irene Monroe is interviewed by Amanpour & Company, PBS, on LGBTQ Issues in Religious Communities.
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