"We often treat education as a series of benchmarks or steps to achieve prestige or success, but I hope schools can help students cultivate something deeper—what I call a ‘living passion'.... We need schools to prioritize imagination, not just for art but as a critical way of engaging with the world."
—Imani Perry, African American Author, Artist & Professor

LBHS Handouts are snapshots designed to help us see and understand ourselves and our world.
Below are three examples. The first is on levels of liberation theologies; the second is about theologies of the poor; the third is about racial fluidity.
(PS: The photo to the left is of Boricua theologian Orlando Costas).
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