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State of Belief host Welton Gaddy often talks about the need for civil discourse among people with different viewpoints and beliefs as something that would benefit us all. So when the authors of [...]

This past weekend on State of Belief, we featured civil rights legend and San Francisco NAACP head Rev. Dr. Amos Brown, exposing how the so-called Coalition of African-American Pastors is part of [...]

In 2010, the National Organization for Marriage issued a secret document outlining a strategy to divide Obama’s African-American and LGBT support. Since then, NOM, along with their Republican [...]

Regular listeners of the show know that we work hard to be non-partisan, but at the same time, when issues of importance to us are co-opted for political purposes, that’s something we need to [...]

Regular listeners of the show know that we work hard to be non-partisan, but at the same time, when issues of importance to us are co-opted for political purposes, that’s something we need to [...]

In 2010, the National Organization for Marriage issued a secret document outlining a strategy to divide Obama’s African-American and LGBT support. Since then, NOM, along with their Republican [...]

A lot of organizing of the African American community in 2008 happened in traditionally black churches. So what impact has the President’s endorsement of marriage equality had on this base? Has [...]

This weekend, tune in to Interfaith Alliance’s weekly radio show and podcast State of Belief to take an in-depth look at the complicated relationship between America’s first black president [...]

Ahead of the 2008 election, a lot of political organizing happened in traditional African-American churches. And 95% of Black voters pulled the lever for Obama. What impact has the [...]

On the next State of Belief Radio, we take an in-depth look at the complicated relationship between America’s first Black president and a population that was astonishingly loyal during the [...]