Join Celita as she navigates the tough and polarizing issue of racial justice, racial reconciliation, and the state of policing and prison policy in this country. This poem, "Who Speaks for Me", was written to encourage a room of white pastors to be a voice for the minority in their specific spheres of influence. Listen as we "say their names" and gather resources to help us all understand this deep-seeded issue.

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