Why I find it hard to accept a Black Jesus
Decolonizing his image hasn't made him any more relatable to me
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White Jesus is grounded in colonialism. Black Jesus is rooted in liberation.
Warner Sallman's famous depiction of Jesus symbolized a white-centric version of Christianity
A tug of war over animal testing is dividing the scientific community
Animal-free alternatives to validate drug safety exist, so why are some researchers still hung up on it?
Years of living in a small town nearly ‘white-washed’ me. Then BLM came along.
Getting involved with activism made me realize who I am
Society still has a problem with women saying ‘no’
We haven't learned to accept a woman's dissent without denigrating her
How therapeutic clowning injects humour for a different kind of healing
Helen Donnelly shares her journey from niche professional to writing the book on therapeutic clowning
‘Naked Pastor’ pokes fun at the sacred with his cartoons
Cartoonist David Hayward calls himself “a graffiti artist on the walls of religion”
Broadview’s latest cover marks a change in our magazine
Loss of revenue due to the pandemic compels us to make important changes
How this family farm illustrates Canada’s vulnerable food system
Temporary foreign workers are the backbone of our agricultural industry and have been keeping it afloat during the pandemic
Why it’s time to let native plants shine over lawns
Lorraine Johnson wants people to consider the ecological value of their property
