Across The Intersection

In disc 2 it’s TWITN, the ATI crew discuss:

- Tomi Lahren's recent visit to Liberty University

This week ran a bit long so it’s another double cd episode. In disc 1 the ATI crew discuss:
- Gabrielle Union interview discussing whether or not the #MeToo hashtag was ever for black women
- Roland Martin's show (NewsONE) being cancelled by TVOne. And comparing and contrasting black ownership, black management, and black targeting

This week the ATI crew discuss:

- Is the gospel still enough for Christians who are black?
- Is racism viewed with the same level of empathy & support as sexism?
- Are multi-ethnic spaces the solution to racial issues in the church?
- The archbishop of Canterbury’s remarks regarding 45's support from Christians

This week the ATI crew discuss

- Bail reform bill introduce by Kamala Harris & Rand Paul

- How sexual harassment is viewed in 2017 vs 2016 - Disney subtly trying to normalize certain behavior

- Recent Jude 3 Project interview with Dr David Daniels

This week the ATI crew discuss

- The MeToo hashtag

- The passivity of Christians

- Planned Parenthood's twitter fingers

This week the ATI crew conclude the trilogy of shows discussing the divorce of white evangelicalism from the faith expression of other ethnic groups.

This week the ATI crew continue the discussion from the previous episode. This episode is focused on the phenomenon of African Americans and ethnic groups divorcing themselves of the white evangelical ideology. And the fact that it doesn't mean they have left the faith.

This week the ATI crew discuss:

-Is the church's perspective the same as God's perspective?
-Is being a patriot & believer synonymous?
-Also what we've been watching, listening to, etc.

This will the ATI crew go total "This week in the news", talking all things Christians & the culture:

- The Nashville Statement
- Jesus & Farrakhan
- What Kirk Cameron thinks about hurricanes

This week the ATI crew discuss:

- Another major US city replacing Columbus day with indigenous peoples day
- Do movements for 'black rights' get co-opted by other groups
- White players now siding with Kaepernick