Kyle Worley and Rebecca McLaughlin are joined by Claude Atcho to have a conversation about how we can get better at talking about race.Questions Covered in This Episode:

• Should we still be talking about race?
• How can we get better about talking about race?
• “Race is a biological fiction but a sociological reality.” What does that mean?
• How has this conversation changed over the last 6-10 years?
• How can engaging with African American literature help us understand a whole hearted approach to engage with the question of race?
• What would we say to a listener who might say: I am so tired of talking and hearing about race?
• How would you respond to someone who thinks we didn’t have these problems a few years ago?

Guest Bio:Claude Atcho serves as the pastor of Church of the Resurrection in Charlottesville, Virginia. He has previously served as a church planter and an adjunct English professor in Boston, Massachusetts, and as a pastor in Memphis, Tennessee. He is the author of Reading Black Books: How African American Literature Can Make Our Faith More Whole and Just. Resources Mentioned:

• “The Secular Creed” by Rebecca McLaughlin
• “Reading Black Books” by Claude Atcho
• “Go Tell It On the Mountain” by James Baldwin

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