Should we use labels like "Uncle Tom" or "Woke" or "sellout"? How do we respond when we are labeled as such while striving for diversity in fellowship?
 
While we do not agree with the conclusion of this article, we thought it represented the sentiment of those who use derogatory labels to describe "race traitors:" (<a href='https://andscape.com/features/what-should-black-folk-do-with-the-word-coon/'>https://andscape.com/features/what-should-black-folk-do-with-the-word-coon/</a>)

Should we use labels like "Uncle Tom" or "Woke" or "sellout"? How do we respond when we are labeled as such while striving for diversity in fellowship? While we do not agree with the conclusion of this article, we thought it represented the sentiment of those who use derogatory labels to describe "race traitors:" (https://andscape.com/features/what-should-black-folk-do-with-the-word-coon/)

Should we use labels like "Uncle Tom" or "Woke" or "sellout"? How do we respond when we are labeled as such while striving for diversity in fellowship?
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While we do not agree with the conclusion of this article, we thought it represented the sentiment of those who use derogatory labels to describe "race traitors:" (<a href="https://andscape.com/features/what-should-black-folk-do-with-the-word-coon/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://andscape.com/features/what-should-black-folk-do-with-the-word-coon/</a>)

Reconcilers or Race Traitors?

Join William Marshall and Kenny King, co-pastors of Grace Bible Fellowship, as they discuss how the gospel brings us together and keeps us together.

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