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It’s uncomfortable to talk about race, but it’s an important conversation.
White people are supposed to enter the conversation about race–but to do so as learners.
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So today let’s learn from Haley Lowe as she shares her heart, her story, and her advice.
Listen to this episode of Have Hope; Will Travel on iTunes, Spotify, Google, and your favorite podcasting app.
Or read the transcript.
Questions Addressed:
- What is your preferred term?
- Have you found a lot of people desiring to honor and respect you or do they push the topic aside?
- What makes colorblindness a dangerous narrative?
- Define: Black culture, community.
- When you dream about the future, what does the church look like?
- How do we create space for that leadership and for those voices?
- What are some perspectives that you can think of that don’t get the airtime that they deserve?
- Is discrimination something you’ve experienced?
- How can we raise our awareness to our own prejudices?
- How do we start conversations with our Black friend?
- What is your perspective on Ahmaud Arbrey’s death?
Recommended Resources:
Beyond Color Blind: Redeeming our Ethnic Journey by Sarah Shin (book)
13th (documentary)
What’s the Gospel by Truth’s Table (podcast episode)
Connect with Haley
Instagram @HaleyAdara
Blog HaleyLowe.theworldrace.org
Hearing Haley share her perspective, what stuck out to you most? Share your thoughts in the comments. Let’s continue the conversation.