What follows is a collection of thoughts, ambitions, aspirations coauthored both in-person and online, in response to the invitation to reflect…
Editorial practice for a decolonial present
Harlem
Mapping Malcolm—An introduction
Mona Oraby, longtime editor of The Immanent Frame, and Najha Zigbi-Johnson, editor of Mapping Malcolm, discuss Malcolm X’s legacy, bridging academic scholarship and community-based…
Religion and the Harlem Renaissance
In honor of Black History Month, Rethinking Religion, a radio series associated with Columbia University’s Institute for Religion, Culture, and…
Frequencies 61/100 – 70/100
Yesterday marked the seventieth entry in Frequencies, a co-production of The Immanent Frame and Killing the Buddha.
Empty pews for some churches in Harlem
The New York Times recently published an article by Trymaine Lee detailing the hard times that the smaller, less well-known…