Colleen Shaddox
ContributorColleen Shaddox is an activist for juvenile justice reform and author whose work has appeared in the Washington Post, New York Times, and many other venues. More about her non-fiction and fiction can be found at www.freecolleen.com.
Opinion
December 8, 2016
Would Jesus Say “Happy Holidays”?
When people wish me “Happy Holidays,” I thank them. After all, they have just extended me some goodwill.
Reviews
November 16, 2016
A Seat at the Table: Women in the Bible
she: robed and wordlessby Lou Ella HickmanPress 53: A Tom Lombardo Selection, 2015http://www.press53.com/Lou_Ella_Hickman.html The first stanza of Lou Ella Hickman’s “a woman at the last supper” is a small revolution, as any good poem should be. i knew exactly what He meantfor i know about body and bloodas well as flowers and yeast and sewingHe
Opinion
October 13, 2016
Loving the Sinner and Not the Sin: The Case of Donald Trump
Can we cross barriers of ideology and perception to reach supporters of Donald Trump? I stopped making jokes about Donald Trump’s hair a month ago, because I am a Christian.