What Advent Means to Me as a Black Christian 6 minute read Education Images/Universal Images Group/Getty Images Ideas By Taylor Harris December 13, 2022 7:00 AM EST ...

Understood in that light, the Massie and Boebert's family Christmas photos are revealed as examples of stochastic terrorism, and a specific threat of Christian fascist violence.

White Christmas, Black Christmas Though minority and white evangelical Protestants have more in common than any other Christian groups, they are deeply divided on matters of race and justice.

Black church leaders want to take back the narrative from white Christian nationalists and see Harris as the figure to help them do it.

But there is no war on Christmas. There is, however, an attempt to equalize the holiday season, rather than have a Christian monopoly on December in a country as religiously diverse as America.

It tells the Christmas story with a wide array of Black cultural traditions that speak not only to Black audiences but to the universal human themes embodied in the Nativity story.