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Author: Rebecca

I blog about higher education with a focus on online education, equity, and justice. In addition to my scholarship on higher ed, my research addresses hate, religion, politics, and the law in the contemporary US. My PhD in American studies has allowed me to teach courses in sociology, history, anthropology, and women's and gender studies. I'm currently in academic administration, where my work focuses on supporting faculty for sustainable, just teaching during the time of COVID.
February 20, 2021February 20, 2021 Rebecca

Moving the Stones: A sermon about patriarchy

February 16, 2021 Rebecca

You’ll never be worthy of Dave Ramsey’s help

February 9, 2021 Rebecca

Why Joe Biden should issue $2000 today (and again and again and again)

February 9, 2021February 9, 2021 Rebecca

Can capitol insurrectionists successfully blame Trump for their actions?

November 10, 2020 Rebecca

Joe Biden: Coercive Restoration is Also Abuse

November 2, 2020 Rebecca

The Electoral College is Racist, and Ending it Should be a Top Priority for 2021

November 1, 2020 Rebecca

Who do we light our lamps for?

October 14, 2020October 13, 2020 Rebecca

We fight them at the ballot box so we don’t have to fight them in the streets.

October 13, 2020 Rebecca

Why vote for Biden? To crush fascism

October 12, 2020October 11, 2020 Rebecca

In Defense of Third Party Voting–and Yet

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Rebecca Barrett-Fox is a native of the “Southern End” of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania who makes her home in Kansas and works as a consultant. Rebecca is the author of God Hates: Westboro Baptist Church, American Nationalism, and the Religious Right (University Press of Kansas 2016) as well as numerous academic articles. You can find links to her work and her public talks on her personal blog, anygoodthing.com.

Joel Mathis is a freelance writer who lives in Lawrence, Kansas with his wife and son. He spent nine years as a syndicated columnist, co-writing the RedBlueAmerica column as the liberal half of a point-counterpoint duo. His honors include awards for best online commentary from the Online News Association and (twice) from the City and Regional Magazine Association.

Ben Wideman Ben1.jpg grew up in Canada, went to college in Virginia, and seminary in California, before finding a new home in Pennsylvania. When he’s not working with young adults, he spends his time enjoying his spouse and three incredible kids, and collects hobbies like homebrewing, gardening, playing disc golf, watching baseball, cycling, podcasting, and lots of other random things. You can follow his ministry at www.3rdwaycollective.org

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Recent Posts

  • Moving the Stones: A sermon about patriarchy February 20, 2021
  • You’ll never be worthy of Dave Ramsey’s help February 16, 2021
  • Why Joe Biden should issue $2000 today (and again and again and again) February 9, 2021
  • Can capitol insurrectionists successfully blame Trump for their actions? February 9, 2021
  • I’m “right”, right? December 20, 2020

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  • Ben Wideman
    • I’m “right”, right?
    • Our Addiction to War
    • A Presidential Election Year
    • Losing My Religion
    • Mental Health and Generosity
  • joeldermole
    • On how your childhood interpretation of the Bible can affect you well into middle age
    • Actually, the Babyon Bee *is* satire
    • A thing you may not know about Emmett Till
    • The difference between white and Latino evangelicals
    • On Christianity Today and racism
  • Rebecca
    • Moving the Stones: A sermon about patriarchy
    • You’ll never be worthy of Dave Ramsey’s help
    • Why Joe Biden should issue $2000 today (and again and again and again)
    • Can capitol insurrectionists successfully blame Trump for their actions?
    • Joe Biden: Coercive Restoration is Also Abuse

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