Mariam Williams
Mariam Williams is a writer, arts educator, and public historian living in Philadelphia, raised in Kentucky. She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in creative writing and certificate in public history from Rutgers University-Camden and is also a proud VONA alumna. See more of her work at MariamWilliams.com or follow her on Twitter: @missmariamw.
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New memoir explores middle-class blackness in the post-civil rights era
Is the world too far gone to be restored?
The need for women to see the feminine in the divine
And who is my neighbor?
Christianity's potential to bring about real, radical belonging
How do you interact with the public when it doesn't believe what you believe?
Anger can drive the fight against injustice, but victory won't come without love
Searching for a relationship like Martin Luther and Coretta Scott King's
The safe space of blackness, womanhood and faith
Is it worth staying with a church that keeps the oppressive status quo?
Everyone wins when black lives matter
What would Christians need to overcome to accept transgender people?
