Now That Latinxs Are the Largest Racialized Group in the U.S.A., What Can Be Learned from African Americans?

SPECIAL EDITION: Fake News vs. Good News: Texts, Tweets and Technology – A Roundtable Conversation

ROUNDTABLE ESSAY #1 – The Bible and Global-Systemic Criticism in the Age of “Fake News”

ROUNDTABLE ESSAY #2 – Competing Narratives, Memes, and Going Viral as Socio-Theological Reflection and Resistance for US Latinxs communities: a Hebrew Bible perspective

ROUNTABLE ESSAY #3 – Speaking in Other Tongues Fernando Segovia’s Contributions to Discerning “Fake News”

Editorial | Issue 16

Editorial | Issue 15

Sancochando Theological Anthropology: One Puerto Rican Heavy Soup as Heuristic

US Christians Have Only One Response to the Suffering Migrant Children at the Border

SPECIAL EDITION: A Forum on the Crisis in Puerto Rico: Historical and Theological Perspectivas

PUERTO RICO FORUM REFLECTION #1: Puerto Rico as a Concubinic Petrie Dish: Diagnosing the Viral Attack of US Coloniality

PUERTO RICO FORUM REFLECTION #2: Puerto Rico and Maria: A View from the Diaspora

PUERTO RICO FORUM REFLECTION #3: Cultivating a Hermeneutics of “El Grito” in the Eye of the Storm

Perspectivas on a Book: Roundtable Review Essays of Revelation in Aztlán: Scriptures, Utopias, and the Chicano Movement by Jacqueline M. Hidalgo (New York: Palgrave Macmillan Press, 2016)

Roundtable Review Essay #1 – “Talkin’ About Somethin’”: No More Business-as-Usual in Aztlán

Roundtable Review Essay #2 – Review of Jacqueline M. Hidalgo, Revelation in Aztlán: Scriptures, Utopias, and the Chicano Movement

Roundtable Review Essay #3 – A Review of Revelation in Aztlán: Scriptures, Utopias and The Chicano Movement

Roundtable Response Essay: Place Matters, Or Utopian Orientations and Latina Feminist Biblical Studies

Editorial | Issue 14

Overview of Protestant Theology in Cuba during the Revolutionary Period

The Spiritual Praxis of César Chávez

The Faith of Saints and Citizens in Public Spaces

The Young Lords and the People’s Church: Social Movement Theory, Telling of Brown Power Movements Impact on Latino/a Religious History

Is Liberation Theology a Political Theology?: Marcella Althaus-Reid’s Critical Hermeneutics and the Queer Messianic Question of Marxism