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Book Reviews

The 1619 Project: Making space for long-ignored truths

By Tom Roberts
Guest Voices

At 50 years, 'The Godfather' still impacts how Hollywood depicts gangs, violence

By Rose Pacatte
Book Reviews

Book details long battle to get justice for Ireland's Magdalene survivors

By René Ostberg

In 'Truth's Table' book, women podcasters cast vision for future of Black church

By Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service
Book Reviews

Dan Berrigan used his gifts to increase peace

By Colman McCarthy
Book Reviews

'Healing Haunted Histories' outlines church's responsibility to address America's settler past

By David E. DeCosse

A transqueer Latinx theologian writes about reaching 'A Path to Our Liberation'

By Alejandra Molina, Religion News Service

In 'Remnant Christianity,' author offers solutions on how Christianity can adapt and adjust in a postmodern world

By Bill Tammeus

While Al Green was looking to get to God, he became a star

By Ray Levy Uyeda
NCR Voices

Lessons learned from a Lent without Twitter or Facebook

By Daniel P. Horan
Guest Voices

Netflix's 'Sintonia' and the Afrodiasporic roots of Brazilian funk

By Stephen G. Adubato
Book Reviews

Book uplifts the soul of a Jewish neighborhood after unspeakable horror

By Timothy Kelly

The Francis Effect podcast: Holy Week pop culture roundup

By Heidi Schlumpf, Daniel P. Horan, David Dault
Book Reviews

'A Womanist Theology of Worship' reclaims communal and spiritual authority through African legacies

By Diana L. Hayes
Guest Voices

Rihanna embodies the sacrament of pregnant joy

By Nicole Symmonds
Guest Voices

Baseball, like religion, can teach us something about enchantment

By Jacob Lupfer, Religion News Service
Guest Voices

Will Smith's slap heard round the world forces us to imagine life free of transgressions against Black women

By Jordan E. DeSanto

Dan Charnas gets to the rhythm and soul of J Dilla's transient life

By Jaelani Turner-Williams
Guest Voices

Three reasons this Catholic ethicist thinks college athletes should be paid

By Dan Cosacchi

'Nightmare Alley' explores the terrifying human power of self-deception

By Rebecca Bratten Weiss

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