Somebody has to make sure that guided conversations surrounding racism takes place. 

Kahlida N Lloyd Esq joined me a while back, explaining her being the Founder & President of Mission Reconcile, a faith-based racial reconciliation nonprofit created to bring together predominantly single race/culture churches to talk about race, racism and create organic relationships through the lens of Jesus. I wanted access to the view of a person facilitating the conversations; one could share the view of Americans        linkedin.com/in/kahlidanicole.

Highlights:

What is race reconciliation and conciliation?

What part does the church play in race relations?

All races, backgrounds, coming to your place of reconciliation is not cookie cutter.

Mission Reconcile facilitates a safe place, a common ground intentionally set to encourage honest conversation at single race churches where all are open to having a conversation covering the subject of racism.

Esq Lloyd speaks on what it means to take this faith-based model to colleges, small businesses, organizations for intentional conversations to get maximum results. She is doing this work. Welcome the moments when one identifies to be a racist because this opens the door to a conversation about the mindset.

To call one out denotes I’m Comin to get you, so rather than “call out,” take the responsibility to have a dialogue.