As the holiday season unfolds, I’ve been reflecting on the deeper rhythms of faith. Beyond the lights and traditions, this time of year reminds me that justice is the heartbeat of scripture and that advocacy is one way we live that faith out loud. Justice in Scripture From the prophets to the gospels, justice is… Continue reading Justice: The Bridge Between Faith and Advocacy
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Southern Sentences: A Comparative Journey Through Texas and Alabama’s Carceral Systems
This seven-part series explores the shared roots, conditions, and consequences of incarceration in two Southern states that exemplify the extremes of systemic injustice—Texas and Alabama. Through this series, I aim to expose the scale of the crisis, trace the historical roots, humanize its impact and envision a path toward justice and redemption. Texas, with its… Continue reading Southern Sentences: A Comparative Journey Through Texas and Alabama’s Carceral Systems
When Justice Stops—The Lawyer Work Stoppage in Massachusetts
The lawyer stoppage in Massachusetts has brought the justice system to a standstill. Public defenders, overwhelmed and underfunded, have reached a breaking point, refusing new cases to highlight the systemic strain. This unprecedented action has led to the release of defendants—not because they were exonerated, but because there was no one left to speak on… Continue reading When Justice Stops—The Lawyer Work Stoppage in Massachusetts
On (In)justice 