Spirituality is often a foundational aspect of many of our cultures, but what that has looked like has definitely changed over time.

Now, black women and non-binary people are navigating religion, faith and the unknown of their own terms, whether that's re-engaging with traditional spirituality, or interrogating mainstream forms.

“At first I thought that by being in Ghana, African spirituality would just come to me, which was very misguided.”

– Araba Ofori-Acquah Is Inviting Black Women To Return To Their Source

“I soon became disorientated by the church culture I was planted within and when my health started to deteriorate, I made an abrupt decision to leave.”

– My Spiritual Journey Through Islam, Christianity & Beyond

“The prosperity gospel really thrives because it’s really coming out of a desire to have an embodied spirituality.”

– SPAC Nation, Spiritual Abuse and The Power of Prosperity