The White Women Of Portland, Oregon Aren’t Listening
By Irene Monroe, published on WGBH on August 5, 2020.
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 […]