Saturday, February 28, 2015. Where do you sit and The Cross and the Lynching Tree. I had a conversation with one of my grandsons after breakfast today. That is not unusual except for two things. One, he lives across the street, so we rarely have breakfast together. Second, we talked about a book I was reading by James Cone,. The Cross and the Lynching Tree. After that conversation, I remembered this post from days gone by. And by the way, I still tally who sits where in church.

Wood, Kansas State University. Black Farmers and Black Land Loss. Thanks for visiting my web page. Here, you can find information about my research interests and academic training. I received my PhD from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2006 and have taught at Colorado College and K-State. For more information about my courses, my current research projects, and how to contact me, look to the menu bar for the desired page. My dissertation explored the impor.

Teacher, Author, Filmmaker, Lecturer. The Human Cost of Food. Maya Identities and The Violence of Place. A NOTE FROM CHARLIE THOMPSON. Listen to Charlie Thompson speak on. S The State of Things. In the meantime, please continue browsing! Charlie reads a passage from Spirits of Just Men.

Struggles Against Racist Hate, Divisions and Social Injustices Require Day to Day Organizing! The parade announced for Saturday Dec. 3rd, by the racist Loyal Knights of the Ku Klux Klan to celebrate the election victory of Trump has caused concerns about the intimidating effect that it might have on the peoples struggles against injustices at our workplaces, communities and institutions that impact our lives.