Not Guilty?! If That Had Been a Black . . .
The Rittenhouse verdict and the racism of America’s dual justice system
Clay Rivers
OHF Weekly Editor-in-Chief and Our Human Family Founder. Artist, author, accidental activist. Love one another.
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The “OHF Family Tree” Series
A word about the new series on OHF Weekly writers and editors and our shared roots of racial equity, allyship, and inclusion
Chappelle: Heart and Soul
Dave Chappelle set out to address the critics of his previous Netflix specials with heart and soul. Unfortunately, he lacked both
You Can Lead a Horse to Water, But You Can’t “Make” It Stop Being Racist
There are two reasons some folks can’t grasp the concepts of white privilege and systemic racism
Think of It as Planting Seeds, Not Changing a Racist’s Mind
It’s no one’s duty to “change” a racist’s mind, but we can choose to positively impact their life.
Until the Lion Tells the Story
From OHF WEEKLY, Vol. 3 No. 18: The ways dominant groups portray themselves as heroes in historical narratives
The LGBTQ Seat at Christ’s Table
What follows is an essay written to an overlooked segment of the LGBTQ community: LGBTQ Christians or rather LGBTQ ex-Christians.
A Year to the Day
These tragedies are emblematic of the Black experience in America. The stone-cold nonchalance and frequency with which these acts of anti-Black hatred occur never cease to shake decent people to our core
Home Town Takeover: A Little Reno, A Little Inclusion, A Lot of Love
This show is the perfect mashup of home renovation and human interest that warms the heart through and through
The Poets Are Coming
Celebrate racial equity and hope with our annual collection of international poetry, Equal People. Thurs May 13–Sun May 23
I Had to Say It Again
One time I asked my mother what she sought to impart to her students over the years. Without missing a beat, she told me
OHF WEEKLY: Vol. 3 No. 12
In This Issue: “Walking Your Allyship Talk,” “#NotAllWhitePeople Doesn’t Help,” “Michael Che, the Enlightenment, and Whiteness," and Equal People 2021