Critical Race Theory continues to fuel conversation all over the country. The conversation about whether CRT should be taught in public schools to our kids is producing even more fear and confusion around the topic. Today, we&apos;ll host a discussion with you about CRT and the effect it should have (or not have) on public education curriculums. Join us!________________________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

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Critical Race Theory conversations are happening all around the country. Rasool Berry joins the guys on this episode to dig a bit more into CRT and the ways its changing the conversation around racial justice in the church and in our society at large.. ________________________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

A Discussion About Critical Race Theory (w/ Rasool Berry)

Who knew that advocating for fairness and equality would be so injurious? We should have known. History should have served the warning. And yet, we find that still, in 2020, advocation for the just treatment of all citizens is a dangerous conversation. In this podcast, three ministers discuss that danger, and the scars they carry.________________________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

The Cost of Advocacy | The Scars of Fighting in the Margins (w/ Kevin Butcher)

We were excited to share the mic with Duke Kwon and Gregory Thompson (authors of "Reparations: A Christian Call For Repentance and Repair") on their latest book release and on the role of the church in the conversation around reparations.Grab a copy of the book at:  https://amzn.to/3ec8oZg________________________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

A Christian Call to Reparations | w/ Duke Kwon and Greg Thompson

Dr. Seuss, Aunt Jemima, Mr. Potato Head, Gina Carano....  these are a few of the latest to be "cancelled" by what people are labeling "cancel culture."  What is cancel culture and what does is have to do with Christians and a desire for social justice. We discuss. ________________________________________________________Don&apos;t forget to REGISTER for the THREADED VIRTUAL CONFERENCE coming March 1, 2021. Get detail at  wearethreaded.org/conferenceBecome an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

Should we Cancel "Cancel Culture"?

PBS created a special documentary meant to chronicle the Black Church in American history. Markus and Antwuan discuss thoughts around this documentary and some of the ideas introduced in the documentary. ..________________________________________________________Don&apos;t forget to REGISTER for the THREADED VIRTUAL CONFERENCE coming March 1, 2021. Get detail at  wearethreaded.org/conferenceBecome an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

The Black Church | The PBS Special, Black Church History and More

Jemar Tisby is back with us! Join us for a candid conversation with Tisby about the work of bringing the gospel to racial tension, the personal success and challenges of 2020, and the  challenges we face going forward in2021.We had the chance to speak with author Jemar Tisby on his, now acclaimed, "The Color of Compromise" book and he&apos;s back with us again to share about his latest work, "How to Fight Racism."  You can get Tisby&apos;s latest book How to Fight Racism. You can pick one at https://amzn.to/3a1YmZR...________________________________________________________Don&apos;t forget to REGISTER for the THREADED VIRTUAL CONFERENCE coming March 1, 2021. Get detail at  wearethreaded.org/conferenceBecome an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

Let's Get Candid with Jemar Tisby

We were so delighted to spend some time with Brenda Salter McNeil to hear more intimately about her journey as a Christian fighting for reconciliation. Brenda brings her signature joy and passion to a conversation that is both challenging and inspiring.Brenda&apos;s just released a new book called Becoming Brave. You can pick one at https://amzn.to/3om1eos.________________________________________________________Don&apos;t forget to REGISTER for the THREADED VIRTUAL CONFERENCE coming March 1, 2021. Get detail at  wearethreaded.org/conferenceBecome an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

A Fiery Conversation w/ Brenda Salter McNeil

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr is an American hero for his work toward civil rights for all people.  But he is not celebrated by everyone. In this episode, Markus and Antwuan discuss the legacy of Dr. King and what he might say to our current political  and religious situation in America.YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN:Virtual MLK Day Celebration Event:  https://www.facebook.com/events/377120393400991Upcoming Threaded Conference: wearethreaded.org/conference__________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

MLK in 2021 | What Would the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Say in 2021

You are going to love hearing what our friend, Ben Wong has to say about race, the church and diversity from an Asian American perspective. Ben is a former pastor who believes in the the bridge-building potential of God&apos;s church in the race conversation. Grab some coffee and take a listen to a conversation among friends.__________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

A Fascinating Discussion on Race and the Church from an Asian Pastor Perspective | w/ Ben Wong

In this episode we discuss the connection and relationship between white supremacy in the American church. Author of the recently released book, "White Lies" joins us for a discussion about Christianity, supremacy, and the importance of truth.__________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

White Supremacy and the Church | (w/ author Daniel Hill)

The election is over and we&apos;ve all got some processing to do. Folks are all over the spectrum of emotions. Markus and Antwuan discuss the spiritual practice of lament with Mary Glenn (Intercultural Studies Professor at Fuller Seminary), and how God&apos;s people can process their emotions in a way that honors God. About Mary Glenn:Mary is a bridge builder, chaplain and educator. As an urbanologist, she regularly leads Los Angeles urban immersions and Downtown LA city walks. She holds four degrees: D.Min. (Bakke Graduate University), M.Div. (Fuller Theological Seminary), M.A. (Regent College), B.A. (San Diego State University). Mary is an affiliate professor with Fuller Theological Seminary&apos;s School of Intercultural Studies and an adjunct professor and doctoral dissertation supervisor with Bakke Graduate University. From 2016-2019 she was faculty with Azusa Pacific University&apos;s MA Transformational Urban Leadership.  __________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

The Election Hangover: What To Do With Our Emotions About the Election Results (w/ Mary Glenn)

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Soong Chan Rah to discuss the reality of America as a racialized society, the dynamics therein, and some ways Christians can respond. We had a great time with the interview, and we think you will as well. Lots to glean! About Soong-Chan Rah:Soong-Chan Rah (ThD, Duke Divinity School) is Milton B. Engebretson Professor of Church Growth and Evangelism at North Park Theological Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. He is the author of Prophetic Lament, The Next Evangelicalism, and Many Colors, as well as coauthor of Unsettling Truths, Forgive Us, and Return to Justice, and coeditor of Honoring the Generations.__________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

Chatting with Soong Chan Rah | Being Christians in a Racialized Society

This conversation with Darrell Bock, author of the newly released "Cultural Intelligence" discusses implications of the Christian ethic and our current cultural landscape.  About Darrell Bock: Darrell Bock is the Executive Director of Cultural Engagement at The Hendricks Center and Senior Research Professor of New Testament studies at Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) in Dallas, Texas, United States. Bock received his PhD from Scotland&apos;s University of Aberdeen. His supervisor was I. Howard Marshall. Harold Hoehner was an influence in his NT development, as were Martin Hengel and Otto Betz as he was a Humboldt scholar at Tübingen University multiple years.His works include the monograph "Blasphemy and Exaltation" in the collection Judaism and the Final Examination of Jesus, and volumes on Luke in both the Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament and the IVP New Testament Commentary Series. Bock is a past president of the Evangelical Theological Society, and he is a member of the board of trustees of Wheaton College (Illinois). He has served as a corresponding editor for Christianity Today, and he has published articles in the Los Angeles Times and The Dallas Morning News.Get Darrell&apos;s latest book:  Cultural Intelligence at https://amzn.to/344zYEf__________________________________________Become an Insider: https://coloredcommentary.com/#insiderPost Feedback: @coloredcomments (twitter & instagram)Email questions and ideas:  https://coloredcommentary.com/#contact

On Cultural Intelligence with Darrell Bock | Dallas Theological Seminary Professor and Best-Selling Author

We are excited to have American Christian historian and author Mark Noll on the show today to discuss the history of God, race and politics in America! Mark agree to chat with us to discuss concepts in his new book and to help us understand the our political climate in light of American history, including the evolution of our political party platforms, whether race has always been a driving factor in politics, and more! As a retired professor, Mark has tons of notes to share that you don&apos;t want to miss.About Mark Noll: Mark Noll is an American historian who specializes in the study of the history of Christianity in America. He is the author of several books and published writings, and in 2005, was named by Time magazine as one of the twenty-five most influential evangelicals in America.Get Mark&apos;s book: God and Race and Politics |  https://amzn.to/33kLoU0

The Evolution of the Political Evangelical | A Chat w/ Mark Noll:

A colorful Gospel-centered conversation on Race and Culture. Powered by his biblical reconciliation organization Threaded, Markus and his friend Antwuan provide a space where you can peek into multiethnic, passionate, authentic and potentially challenging conversations around race in Christianity and culture.

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