“There’s a rich history of people of faith joining the revolution of restoration, and that often means we have to disrupt the status quo of a pseudo-peace.”
Listen in on Andre Henry’s fascinating conversation about race, justice, and discipleship with Jer Swigart of The Global Immersion Project, and be sure to check out Global Immersion’s new podcast, Everyday Peacemakers!
Open House with Jer Swigart from Christians for Social Action on Vimeo.
By Robert Chao Romero
To foster racial reconciliation, structural reform, and constructive dialogue, I present here a framework of Critical Race Theory in Christianity.
1. Community Cultural Wealth and Social Justice. From a biblical vantage point, every ethnic group of the world possesses distinct, God-given, cultural treasure/wealth.
By Andre Henry
“I can’t breathe,” he pleaded. For several minutes, George Floyd lay handcuffed and pinned to the ground by a white Minneapolis police officer kneeling on his neck.
“Please,” he begged.
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