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- How To Cultivate JoyIn the midst of what is going in your personal life, national politics, and global setting, how can we have and maintain the joy that we have? I want to spend this episode and offer some tips on ways that we can cultivate joy. This episode is more practical in nature and is for clergy or individuals who are active in antiracism work, clergy in the midst of their ministry vocation, workers in their respective vocation, students, moms, and everyone. This is encouragement for anyone who needs a lift. Consider becoming a patron and supporting. You can do that by going to www.patreon.com/UnapologeticallyAvram
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30 min - My Personal Black History Part 2So, I know that Black History month ended in February. However, I am still continuing with my personal history. In this episode I pick up where I left off where I first realized that there was a "problem" with me being black. I discuss my parents divorce, blended family with my step family, and navigating my identity formation in white spaces. The goal with these episodes is to give you an inside look into how I got to where I am, why antiracism is important to me, and why it is important that we strive to form authentic community in the church. Share this with your friends, family, and colleagues. Thank you so much for your support.Twitter: @noapp_avram
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website: www.unapologeticallyavram.com
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/UnapologeticallyAvram
25 min - My Personal Black History Part 1
I hope that you enjoy this episode as I discuss my journey into what led me to be where I am today. I go into more detail than what I did for the episode I released on March 29, 2022. Listen to this episode and share with your friends and family.
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18 min - MLK Day Reflections
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In this episode I share my reflections on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He has had such a profound impact on how I view the integration of political activism, pastoral care, and theological integration. I hope that you enjoy these reflections. Consider becoming a patron.
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23 min - Who am I? Why I do Unapologetically Avram.Music Credit: Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/pryces/music-is License code: 7T8VM3OOCJOLZXRVPatreon: www.patreon.com/unapologeticallyavramWebsite: www.unapologeticallyavram.comYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKiSQgZWW1Nj8-8KrOYnKpg/featuredIn this episode I want to welcome you into who I am. I am more vulnerable in this episode and I discuss my journey into reconciling my ethnicity with being a Christian. This is a process believers of color have been doing for quite some time in the American context. I hope that by listening to my journey you can connect with the vision, mission, and ethos behind Unapologetically Avram. This is my testimony of recognizing that my blackness was nothing to be apologetic about and that I can still be unashamedly Christian.24 min
- Say what about justice!?!?
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This episode discusses how the Bible understands justice. Once we understand how the Bible understands justice, we can begin to as believers apply this to our current discussion about justice in our own context. This should challenge us to lay aside our modern, politically motivated understanding of justice, and begin to move towards reconciliation. After discussing justice I hope you are ready as we discuss race and injustice in America.
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19 min - Here We Go!!! 2021 Year In Review
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This episode is a lookback at all that we accomplished in Unapologetically Avram. I summarize the events, the podcast, blogs, and videos. This has truly been an incredible year. Make sure you take some time and recover. Enjoy your loved ones, seek counseling, proactive self-care. Let's Get ready for a New Year. Make sure you visit and subscribe to the new YouTube channel. Please subscribe to this channel. The old one will be deleted. Also please join my Patreon for exclusive content.
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website: www.unapologeticallyavram.com
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IG: @noapp_avram
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/noapologiesavram
21 min - Introducing Race, Justice, and the Bible...again?
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How does race, justice, and the bible relate to each other? Let's discuss the ethical, spiritual, moral, and social implications of these categories. This is an old discussion for some and a new introduction for others. I layout a few ideas of how I will address this topic in the next seven episodes. Feel free to reach out to me on the socials:
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13 min - Antiracism Resources
In this episode what I hope to accomplish is to expose you to a few resources that can help in the fight against racism. Let me know what resources you have found that have been impactful to you.
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15 min - What is stopping Antiracism?!?!
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Musician: Wataboi
During this episode I address some of the common hurdles to the progress of antiracism. This episode is by no means exhaustive but seeks to provide some of the most common examples. I hope that you enjoy.
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Cited articles:
Hanna, John F. “Ibram X. Kendi’s Antiracism Can’t Heal Us: Review: ‘How to Be an Antiracist’
by Ibram X. Kendi.” The Gospel Coalition.https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/reviews/ibra
m-kendi-antiracist/. Accessed 6/22/2021
McWhorter, Jon. “Antiracism, Our Flawed New Religion: Opposition to racism used to be a
political stance. Now it has every marking of a religion, with both good and deleterious
effects on American society.” Daily Beast. Originally pub 7/27/2015, updated 4/14/2017.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/antiracism-our-flawed-new-religion. Accessed 6/22/2021.
Shapiro, Ben. “Ben Shapiro: The problem of ‘anti-racism’: The product of the woke crusade will
not be a less racist America but a more polarized one.” Pittsburgh Post Gazette
7/4/2020. https://www.post-gazette.com/opinion/Op-Ed/2020/07/04/Ben-Shapiro-anti-raci
sm-problem-woke-crusade/stories/202007040004. Accessed 6/22/2021
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About Unapologetically Avram
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This podcast is dedicated to fighting racism in the church, a safe place for people of color, and to promote authentic community within the church.