About this episode

The episode discusses the misuse of scripture to justify prejudice, recent NC laws, a legal case involving Luigi Mangione, and issues of racial representation in the arts.

Pastor warns against taking scripture and using it to justify prejudice. A few NC laws that took effect January 1, 2026. Luigi Mangione's lawyers want prosecutors barred from seeking the death penalty, says Bondi has a conflict of interest. Henry Fonda witnessed a lynching when he was a kid. White actress sues to not being able to portray Harriet Tubman and Mary McLeod Bethune in her one-woman show.

People in this episode

Host: Eric Stancil

Topics covered

• scripture
• prejudice
• law
• lynching
• racial representation

Keywords

• scripture
• prejudice
• NC laws
• lynching
• racial representation
• Luigi Mangione
• Harriet Tubman
• Mary McLeod Bethune

Mentioned in this episode

Places: NC

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