Color Correction

Beth tells a story about a childhood incident where she was attacked by someone who threw fireworks at her family from their truck...and talks about what it's like to realize decades later that there were racial dynamics to the attack that her family has never really talked about.

Also, reactions to the Little Mermaid.

Special guest -- Beth's mom, Greta, in this episode of Color Correction!

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Alright so it's been a minute but we're BACK. In this episode we talk about where we've been and what we intend to do with the podcast going forward. We also talk about why (or whether) this podcast is worth doing and how we've decided other stuff is (or isn't) worth doing, including the idea of church.

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We take your questions in another ask me anything episode! How do we celebrate holidays and traditions? What do we do when BIPOC disagree with one another? How do we feel about Disney and the Little Mermaid? These questions and more in this episode of Color Correction!

Thanks to everyone who sent in questions. Give us more to answer in future episodes at colorcorrectionpodcast.com, and don't forget to follow us on Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast!

Andrew talks to Julius, Laura, and Tessa to talk about their experience of being...Latine, Latinx, or something else entirely? How do they feel about Spanish, about the "immigrant" experience, and how does this affect our faith? We sit down and share our similarities and differences in being people resisting colonization in this episode of Color Correction!

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What is joy? In this episode we talk about how joy is connected to justice work and how it's different, or not, from happiness. We discuss some moments of joy that we've felt and what it means to be connected to something bigger than ourselves as activists and BIPOC folks.

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We sit down with Stephon Fitzpatrick, Executive Director for PA Commission for Agriculture Education Excellence, in this episode where we talk about BIPOC folks and the business and culture of growing things. How has Stephon worked to get BIPOC invested in agriculture, and how did he manage to get as far as he has in a business that's dominated by white people? Of course, we talk about spirituality, mission, and seeing God in the way things grow. Also, we tried to include Stephon's whole job title in the episode title but apparently it's too many characters!

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We come back to the conversation about our mental health and have a conversation about stuff that's making us happy and keeping us afloat, as well as our experiences of therapy. Also, can the church be a place where that rejuvenates instead of exhausts?

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We bring you a brief minisode with a special appearance from Tess to talk about the 2022 Juneteeth Jubilee Wealth Redistribution, this year, with a focus on education.

Last year, we collected money from white folks in our congregation to redistribute it to Black folks, as a way to act out our faithful convictions. This year we're doing it again, with an emphasis on how student debt worsens the racial wealth gap.

Send money on Venmo to @CMBBLM, and follow us on Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast to see how the campaign is progressing!

Beth and Andrew talk to Jonny Rashid about his new book from Herald Press, *Jesus Takes a Side: Embracing the Political Demands of the Gospel* in front of a LIVE AUDIENCE!

Who is the Gospel for, and why what does it mean for Jesus to stand with the oppressed in our practical lives and politically? We talk about all of these things and try to hold it together in front of a crowd in this episode!

Let us know what you think and find us at colorcorrectionpodcast.com or on Instagram @colorcorrectionpodcast.

You can find Jonny at https://www.jonnyrashid.com/ or buy his new book wherever books are sold, including Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Takes-Side-Embracing-Political/dp/1513810448

Listen, we started off with this episode being about mental health, but before long we're talking about what's been going on with our church, losing friends, and how we're all mad at Kris.

How do we deal with depression and loss, and how do we experience those things (and protect ourselves) differently? We explore that and get into some real feelings in this episode, which is just part 1!

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