The Revealer

@therevealer.bsky.social

Award-winning magazine (and podcast) about religion, society, and media published by NYU's Center for Religion & Media. https://therevealer.org/

Thank you @brettkrutzsch.bsky.social, for having me on. I really enjoyed our conversation about the women of January 6, conspiracy beliefs, and what years of ethnographic fieldwork can reveal about belonging, identity, and extremism.

The Revealer@therevealer.bsky.social · 6d ago

NEW podcast episode: "The January 6 Women Insurrectionists & Their Conspiracy Beliefs" @noellecook.com, author of The Conspiracists (@broadleafbooks.bsky.social), discusses the women who stormed the Capitol, their beliefs, & how conspiracies act like religion. Listen on Apple Podcasts & Spotify.

How is the delegitimization of Palestinians constitutive of Zionist identity? And how are leftest Jews making Palestinian rights central to Jewish identity today? Columnist @nberlat.bsky.social reflects on these cornerstone questions in the newest installment of his "Skeptic's Corner" column.

Skeptic's Corner: Palestinians and Zionist Identity — The Revealer

While Zionist claims to nationhood are often structured around the delegitimization of Palestinians, pro-Palestinian solidarity has become central to the Jewish identity of many on the left

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In the newest installment of his "Skeptic's Corner" column, @nberlat.bsky.social examines similarities between Wake Up Dead Man, The Exorcist, Conclave, and the actual Catholic Church--and considers what happens when both Hollywood & the Church present men as the solution to patriarchy's problems.

Skeptic's Corner: On Hollywood, Catholicism, and How It’s Hard for Patriarchy to Fight the Good Fight — The Revealer

“The Exorcist,” “Wake Up Dead Man,” “Conclave,” and the Catholic Church have a man problem that won’t save us

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Big congratulations to Niyati Evers! Her article "A Radical Reimagining of 'Never Again,'" won the prestigious Wilbur Award from the @religioncomms.bsky.social! Evers, the child of Holocaust survivors, reflects on what "Never Again" should mean today. Don't miss her powerful, award-winning article!

A Radical Reimagining of “Never Again” — The Revealer

The daughter of Holocaust survivors reflects on her ancestors’ legacy amidst the violence in Gaza

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❤️‍🔥💯 "Christian or not, the work it takes to separate another person in your mind from their humanity by stigmatizing them is work that rips you apart from your own humanity." Also don't miss this CRUCIAL paragraph! This is consistent with everything I hear from my BIPOC queer Christian siblings:

Others teach that people wouldn’t be LGBTQ if they were really Christian. For people of color, their churches may see LGBTQ identities as sinful—or just wrong to act on—but provide them with the sustenance they need to deal with racism. Many liberal churches that teach that God loves queer people may also be predominantly white—and painfully unaware of how they perpetuate racism. Meanwhile, secular queer communities often voice similar messages from the other direction, saying that LGBTQ Christians should leave their toxic religion behind and move on.
The Revealer@therevealer.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Dawne Moone and Theresa Tobin share lessons all of us can learn from LGBTQ Christians of color, a group many do not think even exists, about how they fight for recognition and justice. Check out "Learning from LGBTQ People of Color about Wholeness and Justice in Today's World" from our April issue.

Dawne Moone and Theresa Tobin share lessons all of us can learn from LGBTQ Christians of color, a group many do not think even exists, about how they fight for recognition and justice. Check out "Learning from LGBTQ People of Color about Wholeness and Justice in Today's World" from our April issue.

Learning from LGTBQ People of Color about Wholeness and Justice in Today’s World — The Revealer

Lessons on recognition and fighting for a more inclusive society

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@anujbehal.bsky.social investigates the popularity of astrology apps in India and how they bridge religious beliefs, emotional support, and current technology to offer people quick comfort on their phones. Check it out in our April issue available now!

Why Young People in India Are Turning to Astrology Apps for Answers — The Revealer

A mix of religious beliefs, emotional support, and new technology is making an app service very popular

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Our April issue is here! Featuring articles on the popularity of astrology apps in India, the unique success of the evangelical streaming series The Chosen, Pope Leo's politically complicated namesake, LGBTQ Christians of color, Puerto Rican converts to Islam, and more! therevealer.org

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