Can the C of E’s Ghost Ship change course over its institutional racism?
The Rev Azariah France Williams charts racism in the Church of England during a RMC zoom call. Speakers spoke of continuing campaigns and resistance to change.
The Rev Azariah France Williams charts racism in the Church of England during a RMC zoom call. Speakers spoke of continuing campaigns and resistance to change.
Suggested commentators on church leaders’ statement that racism blights the life of churches in England
By Lianne Kolirin, 16 June 2020 Statues, which have for decades, if not centuries, peered down silently on oblivious passers-by, […]
Comment by Diarmaid MacCulloch I will lay my cards on the table straight away; I was hugely cheered to watch […]
The Archbishop of Canterbury has said the Church of England is “still deeply institutionally racist”. In an off-the-cuff address to […]
Barbara Harris, the first female Anglican bishop 30 years ago, says sexism and racism remain and more women and people […]
On 4 April 1968, Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee. A crowd of 300,000 attended his funeral. […]