In the final episode of our Black History Month series, we reflect on the challenges and importance of engaging with issues of race and social justice. We explore personal experiences and conversations, highlighting the need for deep listening and acknowledging others' experiences. We discuss concepts like biases, white centering, and the pitfalls of superficial solutions. Drawing on data and insights, we confront misconceptions and urge introspection. We also share resources for further learning and encourage active participation in the journey towards reconciliation and justice. Join us as we prepare to delve into the intersection of social justice and the Bible in upcoming episodes.

Things I mentioned in the podcast:

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Austin Channing Brown

"I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World made for Whiteness"

Dr. Yolanda Pierce

"In My Grandmother's House: Black Women, Faith, and the Stories We Inherit"

Christy Ogelsby: "I need white mamas to come running"

A few books

8000 Promises Podcast

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Here’s to a faith that flips tables, heals wounds, and pursues justice.

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Holy Disruption: Reclaiming a Justice-Rooted Faith course info and interest list

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