FREE ACCESS 👏👏👏 My article is now trending and open for reading past the paywall The Lull of Liturgy: How Ritual Defers the Demands of Racial Justice by Gerardo Martí CLICK HERE 👉 doi.org/10.1080/0458...

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Great new work from @gerardomarti.bsky.social "A congregation that experiences justice as liturgy, but not as policy, budget, or risk, has not yet begun the work its worship describes." www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

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Really interesting & aligns w/ a long essay I've written on Black America's evolving politics (hoping it publishes soon). One of the insights is that the electoral choices of Black folk in diverse settings rely less on linked fate - a gap that civil rights primacy once filled, but not so much today.

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Apropos of nothing, let me say this: Questioning the normative assumptions that motivate a focus on something like polarization IS NOT an anti-intellectual project. Pretending that one’s arguments or perspectives are free of normative commitments is the unserious, anti-intellectual make-believe.

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🚨 New publication alert: Do Americans change their attitudes toward "culture war" groups when these groups shift how they vote in presidential elections? In a word, 𝐧𝐨. 👎 An important case of null results, we find no clear shift in attitudes, either for better or for worse.

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