Why inclusion is a bad idea
Maybe the way to change systems of white supremacy is to dismantle the tables. Maybe the way to change these systems is to put all the tables in the burn pile.
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Season 2 Episode 25: A look back at our visit with Shane Claiborne
As we continue to prepare for our upcoming third season, we revisit one of our favorite episodes from Season 1 where Joe interviewed social justice activist and author Shane Claiborne in a wide-ranging conversation covering issues from the Sermon on the Mount to gun violence and the death penalty to the Christian response to injustice in the world.
Read moreSeason 2 Episode 24: Dr. Tomeka Robinson on Intersectionality and Centering Marginalized Voices (re-air)
In this re-airing from Season 1 Episode 21, Joe talks with public advocacy specialist Dr. Tomeka Robinson of Hofstra University about why it’s important to center the voices of the marginalized in conversations around justice and equality and the role intersectionality plays in our exercise of privilege.
Read moreWhere moths and rust destroy
The “treasures on earth” Jesus rebukes are the systems and structures that oppress, objectify and dehumanize others at the altar of self-righteousness, exclusivity and superiority.
Read moreSeason 2 Episode 22: Wendy Hudson on Mutual Aid and Decolonizing Mission
What if a faith community could see all of its resources—money, time, or access to services—as equal and valid? What if churches asked their neighbors what they need before presuming how to help them? In this episode, Rev. Wendy Hudson of Two Rivers Church in Charleston, SC talks about mutual aid, decolonizing mission, and how her community compensates people from historically marginalized groups for the work they do.
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