#TimesUp and the Myth of Neutral Space | a response

#TimesUp and the Myth of Neutral Space | a response

The Issue This year has brought a reawakening and amplification of social awareness on gender-related issues in the public sphere. Inspired by the voices of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, the May-June issue of the Forum takes up the question of how scholars whose...

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The Will to Ignorance: #MeToo as Pedagogical Crisis

The Will to Ignorance: #MeToo as Pedagogical Crisis

The Issue This year has brought a reawakening and amplification of social awareness on gender-related issues in the public sphere. Inspired by the voices of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, the May-June issue of the Forum takes up the question of how scholars whose...

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#MeToo and Discourses of Love: A Mormon Case Study

#MeToo and Discourses of Love: A Mormon Case Study

The Issue This year has brought a reawakening and amplification of social awareness on gender-related issues in the public sphere. Inspired by the voices of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, the May-June issue of the Forum takes up the question of how scholars whose...

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How Black Panther Betrays Dr. King’s Dream

How Black Panther Betrays Dr. King’s Dream

Abstract The April issue of the Forum features John Sianghio's (University of Chicago) essay, "How Black Panther Betrays Dr. King’s Dream." Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther has conquered the world. Beyond being a box office blockbuster, communities of color and colonized...

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Don’t Forget Trump’s Pentecostal Fans | a response

Don’t Forget Trump’s Pentecostal Fans | a response

In "Don't Forget Trump's Pentecostal Fans," Arlene Sánchez-Walsh (Azusa Pacific University), responds to David Barr's (University of Chicago) essay featured in this month's issue of the Forum, "Evangelical Support for Trump as a Moral Project: Description and...

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A War for the Soul of American Evangelicalism | a response

A War for the Soul of American Evangelicalism | a response

In "A War for the Soul of American Evangelicalism," Samuel Perry (University of Oklahoma) responds to David Barr's (University of Chicago) essay featured in this month's issue of the Forum, "Evangelical Support for Trump as a Moral Project: Description and Critique."...

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On Political Theology and Religious Nationalism | a response

On Political Theology and Religious Nationalism | a response

In "On Political Theology and Religious Nationalism," Benjamin Lynerd (Christopher Newport University) responds to David Barr's (University of Chicago) essay featured in this month's issue of the Forum, "Evangelical Support for Trump as a Moral Project: Description...

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Envisioning a Fragile Justice

Envisioning a Fragile Justice

Darryl Dale-Ferguson (University of Chicago) brings our series on Enhancing Life to a close with his essay, "Envisioning a Fragile Justice." He argues that human life is fragile and precarious, our knowledge and capacities limited and fallible. This is perhaps nowhere...

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