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11/14/2025

The Bible America Keeps Editing—and the Ancient Ethiopian Canon It Can’t Erase
A Deep Investigation Into Scripture, Power, and the African Origins the West Prefers We Forget

For centuries, institutions of power have shaped Scripture to fit their political needs. Now, with U.S. bishops preparing new Bible changes for American readers, a deeper question resurfaces: Who owns the meaning of the Bible? InnerKwest travels from Rome to Ethiopia, from colonial battlefields to the Sahara Desert, to uncover the truth behind biblical manipulation.
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U.S. bishops announce new Bible changes—but who decides what God meant to say? InnerKwest investigates Scripture’s manipulation, Ethiopia’s original canon, and the politics behind translation.

11/12/2025

Beyond the Spotlight: Why High-School and College Athletes Deserve a Real Share of the Game

By InnerKwest Editorial Desk | November 12, 2025

From a bruising high-school scrimmage to the packed stadiums of Power Five conference showdowns, one truth persists: the athletes who generate the spectacle are often treated as interchangeable — not stakeholders. Yet coaches turn multimillion-dollar salaries, universities rake in broadcast and sponsorship revenue, and the branding engines crank on while the risk-bearers themselves walk away with a scholarship, a brief NIL endorsement, and long-term health concerns.

At InnerKwest, we believe the system must shift. Every athlete from high-school on up who generates income should secure a share of the pie—because: Click to read full article.

InnerKwest calls for revenue-sharing across high-school and college sports, exposing the imbalance between million-dollar coaches and unpaid/underpaid athletes.

11/01/2025

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10/19/2025

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10/10/2025

✨ The InnerKwest Sermonettes are rising in popularity — timely, prophetic, and unafraid to address the tensions of our cultural moment.
📖 Each piece blends scripture, clarity, and courage to speak truth to power.

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Sermonettes are short, Bible-anchored messages for busy souls—street-honest, psychologically wise, and hope-forward. Curated by Kairos Reed, each piece offers healing without hype, grace with boundaries, and a “right word, right time” clarity you can apply this week.

10/09/2025

Hubert Henry Harrison: The Radical Voice America Tried to Forget

InnerKwest Historica | October 9, 2025

“America’s mask has always been paper thin.” Few figures of the early 20th century exposed that fragile façade more fearlessly than Hubert Henry Harrison. A son of St. Croix, immigrant, postal clerk, socialist, educator, editor, and street-corner orator, Harrison (1883–1927) became the father of Harlem radicalism—and the conscience of a democracy that called itself free while living off white supremacy’s spoils.
The Birth of the Liberty League

In July 1917, in the aftermath of the East St. Louis pogrom where mobs slaughtered scores of African Americans, Harrison organized Harlem’s Liberty League of Negro-Americans. On Independence Day at Bethel A.M.E. Church, thousands gathered as he declared: “From this day forward, the Negro must supply himself with rifles and fight back in defense of his life, his home, and his rights as a man and citizen.”

The League, and its newspaper The Voice, became the first mass organization of the New Negro Movement. It gave Harlem a political vocabulary that was uncompromising: race pride, armed self-defense, anti-imperialism, and the demand for democracy stripped of hypocrisy. In Harrison’s vision, the Liberty League was not a temporary rally but a blueprint for global solidarity.
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Discover Hubert Henry Harrison, founder of the Liberty League, who tied Jim Crow to capitalism and declared democracy worthless without uprooting white supremacy.

09/28/2025

The Idol of Whiteness and the Power They Tried to Steal – Sermonette Series
By Kairos Reed · InnerKwest Sermonettes · September 28, 2025

Beloved, there is a false faith at work in our land. It dresses itself in crosses, it waves open Bibles, it quotes fragments of holy words — but beneath its garments, it bows to another god. That god is not the Lord of Israel. That god is not the Christ who hung between thieves. That god is not the Spirit who hovered over the waters at creation. No, that false god is Whiteness itself — enthroned as an idol, worshiped as if it were salvation.
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This sermonette exposes White Christian nationalism as idolatry, revealing how it seeks to strip power, purpose, and prowess — and calls us back to Christ. Whiteness

09/24/2025

Oklahoma’s Ryan Walters Mandates Turning Point USA in Every High School: Indoctrination Masquerading as Education

By InnerKwest Editorial Board | September 25, 2025
A Disturbing New Precedent

Oklahoma’s State Superintendent Ryan Walters has announced a plan that every public high school in the state must host a chapter of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) — the conservative youth-activist organization rebranded locally as “Club America.” While the practical details remain vague, Walters has made clear that non-compliant schools may face threats to their accreditation. This is not merely another school club. It is a state-sanctioned effort to embed a partisan political machine into classrooms, and the implications for impressionable children are staggering.

Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters’ plan to force Turning Point USA chapters into every public high school risks indoctrinating impressionable children, echoing authoritarian youth movements of the past.

09/16/2025

InnerKwest Global Intelligence Team | September 17, 2025

Daylight and Darkness

On September 15, 2025, the body of Demartravion “Trey” Reed, a 21-year-old student from Grenada, Mississippi, was found hanging from a tree on the campus of Delta State University, a historically Black college. The discovery was made around 7:05 a.m. near the campus pickleball courts — an area designed for recreation, not secrecy.
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The suspicious hanging of Trey Reed, a 21-year-old HBCU student at Delta State, raises urgent questions about history, justice, and the silence of national leaders. InnerKwest investigates the cycle of denial, scapegoating, and selective empathy that threatens Black safety today.

09/13/2025

Missouri’s Extermination Order Meets Utah’s Present: When a Slave-State Playbook Haunts Modern Rhetoric

From EO-44 to a campus killing, the through-line is how dehumanizing language trains the hand that pulls the trigger.

Analysis | InnerKwest Editorial Team — September 11, 2025 (ET)
Editor’s Note — September 11, 2025: This date marks the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. InnerKwest remembers the victims and first responders. We publish this analysis with renewed commitment to resisting dehumanization in all forms.

Charlie Kirk—conservative media figure, Turning Point USA co-founder, and prominent supporter of President Donald Trump—was shot and killed during a public event at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox called it a “political assassination,” National outlets report a single rooftop shot that struck Kirk as he addressed roughly 3,000 attendees. Political leaders across parties condemned the killing. (Reuters)

Charlie Kirk’s killing in Utah collides with the Latter-day Saint memory of Missouri’s Extermination Order—and Missouri’s slavery-encoded DNA. Words aren’t harmless.

09/11/2025

Missouri’s Extermination Order Meets Utah’s Present: When a Slave-State Playbook Haunts Modern Rhetoric

From EO-44 to a campus killing, the through-line is how dehumanizing language trains the hand that pulls the trigger.

Analysis | InnerKwest Editorial Team — September 11, 2025 (ET)

Editor’s Note — September 11, 2025: Today marks the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. InnerKwest remembers the victims and first responders. We publish this analysis with renewed commitment to resisting dehumanization in all forms.

Charlie Kirk—conservative media figure, Turning Point USA co-founder, and prominent supporter of President Donald Trump—was shot and killed during a public event at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox called it a “political assassination,” and the manhunt continues. National outlets report a single rooftop shot that struck Kirk as he addressed roughly 3,000 attendees. Political leaders across parties condemned the killing. (Reuters)

Charlie Kirk’s killing in Utah collides with the Latter-day Saint memory of Missouri’s Extermination Order—and Missouri’s slavery-encoded DNA. Words aren’t harmless.

08/27/2025

Celebrity Influence Under Fire: When Rick Ross Meets a Community Boycott
By InnerKwest Editorial Team | Published August 27, 2025

A Playful Video with Serious Consequences
Rapper Rick Ross likely thought he was sharing a lighthearted moment when he filmed himself cruising through a Target store on a motorized cart, bantering with his girlfriend Jazzma Kendrick about kitchen appliances and cinnamon rolls. The clip, uploaded to social media, showed the couple jokingly referring to the ride as “kidnapping” and “riding dirty,” casting the scene as carefree fun.

Pastor Jamal Bryant calls out Rick Ross for shopping at Target amid a nationwide boycott, raising urgent questions about celebrity influence, community solidarity, and economic justice