Glocal Theology is a space to explore what the Christian faith believes, why, its relevance, and its implications at personal as well as communal levels. Here, we reflect on the faith from where we are located but always paying attention to how the church in other parts of the world is living the faith.

Karla was born in Lima, Peru where the Pacific Ocean was her best friend. She migrated to the United States with her mom and sister when she was 11 years old to reunite with her dad in the land of the Iroquois in the Midwest.

She spends most of her life in the midst of intersectionality as a Jesus loving Afro-Indigenous Peruvian woman, undocumented immigrant and a fat woman. Antiracism discipleship is the heartbeat of her writing and speaking.

Majestad Prieta: A Podcast about Blackness in Latin America, the Caribbean, y la Diáspora

The name is a mix of inspiration and reclamation. It is inspired by the poem "Majestad Negra," del poeta Puertorriqueño Luis Palés Matos, and reclaims the term "prieta/o/e," which is often used as a derogatory word en nuestros contextos.