<p>John Gehring and Jeanne Isler of Faith in Public Life discuss systemic racism in the United States and what Catholics can do when bishops fall short of their call to act in the face of injustice.</p>

John Gehring and Jeanne Isler of Faith in Public Life discuss systemic racism in the United States and what Catholics can do when bishops fall short of their call to act in the face of injustice.

Episode 65: Strangers in the pews: Why systemic racism is a pro-life issue

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Episode 65: Strangers in the pews: Why systemic racism is a pro-life issue

Episode 65: Strangers in the pews: Why systemic racism is a pro-life issue