We survived election week 2020! Now that the city of Philadelphia has single-handedly defeated Donald Trump, how are we feeling, and how do we relate to our families that might not be celebrating the way we are? Kris talks to his cousin Joe, and Andrew talks to his mom Lily, and we navigate the complicated feelings around family that might not be on the same page.

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In this episode we talk about how we feel about our votes and the voting process. How do we feel about participating in a political system when we believe Jesus is king, especially in a year as uncertain as this one? Find out in this our 30th episode of Color Correction!

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We sit down with Professor Drew Hart, author of "Who Will Be a Witness," to discuss the radical roots of anabaptism and Christianity. How did white supremacy come out of Christianity, and what can we do to follow Jesus and combat the diseased expression of the faith that has built the world around us? Drew talks with us about all this and more in this episode!

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You can follow Drew Hart on twitter @DruHart and buy "Who Will Be a Witness" in bookstores everywhere!

Where does the idea of rest fit in a society where worth is based on productivity? In this episode we talk about how to live when the demands of capitalism run up against the command of the Sabbath and God's own insistence on rest. We also talk about ways that we've tried to internalize restful ways of being, and the ways that the anxious demands of productivity fall on the poor and underprivileged.

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In the wake of the officers who murdered Breonna Taylor receiving no ramifications for their flagrant actions, we thought there was no better time to hear from our host and her dear friends who are also black women navigating America in their both black and female bodies.

Bethany sits down with her friends, DeVon and Rachel. They ask the questions: how do our bodies shape how we experience the world, including our faith, and how do we react to that -- or resist?

Listen to what may be the realest conversation we've had yet! Let us know what you think at [email protected] or facebook/colorcorrectionpodcast.

Jemar Tisby, New York Times bestselling author of the Color of Compromise, stops by our humble podcast to talk about the church's complicity in racism, and how to keep from getting lost in the wilderness after leaving Egypt(or the plantation)! Are labels like Christian and evangelical useful, or are they too soaked in white supremacy? Jemar gives us his thoughts, and some much needed encouragement, about all of that and more!

Jemar Tisby serves as president of The Witness, a Black Christian Collective (thewitnessbcc.com) and co-host of the Pass The Mic podcast. You can find him at https://jemartisby.com and on Twitter @jemartisby. Pre-order his new book, How to Fight Racism: Courageous Christianity and the Journey Toward Racial Justice, coming January 2021!

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Down the Wormhole podcast was nice enough to host us on their episode for a joint episode about climate change as a racial justice issue!

How is climate change a justice issue? Do white people care more about whales than PoC kids with asthma? And how do we keep from just getting depressed about it?

Thanks to Down the Wormhole for hashing all of that and more out with us! Check them out at www.downthewormhole.com, and email us at [email protected].

Can we liberate ourselves from oppression without turning into white people?

In this episode we wrestle with the fact that white supremacy isn't just something we have to deal with with white folks, but something that can show up in the way we interact with one another.

How do we deal with the fact that the call is coming from inside the house? We talk about the icky ways that POC can perpetuate white supremacy through things like antisemitism and anti-blackness, and talk about how Jesus shows us a different way to obtain freedom.

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We talk about defunding or abolishing the police, what the idea means to us and our communities, and how each of us came around on the idea. How do we lead others to take a leap of faith and imagine something they've never seen? We struggle with that question which has boggled both Israelites and activists in this episode of Color Correction!

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We had so many thoughts about defunding the police that we had to delay the episode a week! Instead here's Bethany telling a story about a time she a run-in with the police as a teen and how her community dealt with it.

Thanks for your patience and everyone who hung out with us during the live episode! Our next episode will be out in a week!