• The ‘fleshiness of the story’: David de Leon on the complexities of Asian American Christian identity
• A Radical Life of YESes

This is part two of our conversation with musician, activist, and author Andre Henry. He's author of the recently released book, All the White Friends I Couldn't Keep. Nikki and Andre talk about white Jesus, how faith and spirituality sustain social change, and Andre's experience leading subversive liturgies.

You can listen to part one of this conversation here.
Learn more about Andre here.
Follow him on Twitter or Instagram.
And check out his work with CSA's Racial Justice Institute.

This week on 20 Minute Takes, Nikki talks with Andre Henry.  He's a musician, activist, and author of the recently released book: All The White Friends I Couldn't Keep. This is part one of our amazing conversation with Andre. From his story of becoming conscious of the racism that surrounded him, to getting acquainted with his anger, and some insights on nonviolent praxis along the way, this is a conversation you do not want to miss. Part two will be released next week.

You can learn more about Andre here.
Follow him on Twitter or Instagram.
And check out his work with CSA's Racial Justice Institute.

Living justly can be tricky; parenting children to live justly can be all the more complicated. This week on 20 Minute Takes, Nikki Toyama-Szeto talks with Sandra Van Opstal and Karl Ostroski about justice parenting. Sandra is a pastor, activist, and executive director of Chasing Justice and Karl is a an information technology consultant. Listen in as they talk through their intentions as they help their kids navigate the world, the joys and complexities of fostering, and practical tips for how to lead families to live justly. (This episode is longer than most, but we believe the extra content is well worth your time!)

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This week, Nikki Toyama-Szeto talks with Kristyn Komarnicki (CSA's Director of Dialogue & Convening / Program Manager for Oriented to Love) about practical tips for transforming conflict through curiosity.

After listening to this episode of 20 Minute Takes, your ability to handle conflict, have difficult conversations, and engage in meaningful dialogue will level up; your friends and family will certainly thank you.

You can learn more about Oriented to Love Here.
Consider applying for Oriented to Love's BPIOC-only Dialogue, this August.