The Antioch Podcast

Every person born into the system of racialization in the United States develops internalized racism. Some are more aware of this than others, but every American has a form of internalized racism. If that sounds shocking, try to think of racism as an infection. Thinking of racism as an infection, our individual racialized internalizations would … Continue reading Episode 81: John Williams – “Understanding Internalized Racism.”

Every person born into the system of racialization in the United States develops internalized racism. Some are more aware of this than others, but every American has a form of internalized racism. If that sounds shocking, try to think of racism as an infection. Thinking of racism as an infection, our individual racialized internalizations would … Continue reading Episode 81: John Williams – “Understanding Internalized Racism.”

This special edition of the Antioch Podcast was created for STAND AGAINST RACISM 2020, which happened on April 24th. In this episode the Antioch Team is joined by featured guest Pennylyn Dykstra-Pruim. Pennylyn is a professor at Calvin University, co-host of the Story Table project at Calvin University, and the author of a number of … Continue reading Episode 80: The Antioch Podcast Team – “Stand Against Racism 2020” with featured guest Pennylyn Dykstra-Pruim

This special edition of the Antioch Podcast was created for STAND AGAINST RACISM 2020, which happened on April 24th. In this episode the Antioch Team is joined by featured guest Pennylyn Dykstra-Pruim. Pennylyn is a professor at Calvin University, co-host of the Story Table project at Calvin University, and the author of a number of … Continue reading Episode 80: The Antioch Podcast Team – “Stand Against Racism 2020” with featured guest Pennylyn Dykstra-Pruim

Racism was not a problem strictly limited to the southern United States after the Civil War.  During the period of southern reconstruction, many African-Americans fled the domestic terrorism of the south and headed north in hopes of finding jobs and a better life.  And while their lives were different, it is debatable whether the racism … Continue reading Episode 79: The Color of Compromise – “Remembering the Complicity of the North.”

Racism was not a problem strictly limited to the southern United States after the Civil War.  During the period of southern reconstruction, many African-Americans fled the domestic terrorism of the south and headed north in hopes of finding jobs and a better life.  And while their lives were different, it is debatable whether the racism … Continue reading Episode 79: The Color of Compromise – “Remembering the Complicity of the North.”

It is Holy Week 2020. In the United States, as has been the case in many places around the world, the staggering amount of death caused by the Corona Virus hangs heavy. The virus has also impacted racial communities differently. Hate crimes against Asian people have jumped dramatically, stoked by fears that identifiably Asian people … Continue reading Episode 78: The Antioch Podcast Team – “Responding Biblically to Covid-19.”

It is Holy Week 2020. In the United States, as has been the case in many places around the world, the staggering amount of death caused by the Corona Virus hangs heavy. The virus has also impacted racial communities differently. Hate crimes against Asian people have jumped dramatically, stoked by fears that identifiably Asian people … Continue reading Episode 78: The Antioch Podcast Team – “Responding Biblically to Covid-19.”

Racism was not a problem strictly limited to the southern United States after the Civil War. During the period of southern reconstruction, northern racism remained relatively unchanged, keeping up with the times, and infecting churches in northern and newly forming western states. In this conversation, Susie, Libby and Eric discuss the first half of Chapter … Continue reading Episode 77: The Color of Compromise – “Racism, Pentecostalism & the Early 20th Century”

Racism was not a problem strictly limited to the southern United States after the Civil War. During the period of southern reconstruction, northern racism remained relatively unchanged, keeping up with the times, and infecting churches in northern and newly forming western states. In this conversation, Susie, Libby and Eric discuss the first half of Chapter … Continue reading Episode 77: The Color of Compromise – “Racism, Pentecostalism & the Early 20th Century”