Is The Southern Baptist Convention Preparing To Fight Its 1979 All Over Again?

(OPINION) Once upon a time, Southern Baptists in Bible Belt communities knew how to talk to people who didn’t go to church. Things changed as the greater Greenville-Spartanburg are welcomed waves of high-tech firms and industries with global brands such as BMW, Bosch and many others. Today’s newcomers speak German or Japanese.

OpinionTerry MattinglyMarch 18, 2022Terry Mattingly, SBC, Southern Baptist Convention, Nathan Finn, Sunbelt, Bible Belt, North Greenville University, Biblical Inerrancy, Critical Race Theory, Black Conservatives, RaceComment

How Social Media — Aided By Bots — Amplifies Islamophobia Online

(ANALYSIS) Twenty years after the 9/11 attacks, stereotypes that associate Muslims with terrorism go far beyond depictions in newspapers and television. Recent research raises the alarm about rampant Islamophobia in digital spaces, particularly far-right groups’ use of disinformation and other manipulation tactics to vilify Muslims and their faith.

News, North AmericaSaif ShahinSeptember 17, 2021Islam, Islamaphobia, Facebook, Congress, Islamaphobic, terrorism, Race, Saif Shahin, Secondary Feature Comments

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