101. The Intersection of Race and Faith
About this episode
Annie Gichuru explores the complex relationship between race and faith, particularly in the context of inclusion work.
How does the same book that says "the Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to set the oppressed free" get used to keep people in chains? That's the question at the heart of this Easter Monday episode where I'm unpacking one of the most confronting intersections in history, race and faith and what it means for those of us doing inclusion work today. This episode is for you whether you have never opened a Bible or whether faith is part of the identity you hold. Because what h...
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