Introductory Terminology Video Series
These videos explain terminology and concepts that are often used in conversations around race and racism. By laying this foundation, we will have common language which we can use while engaging in discussions and education moving forward.
Learn moreA Culturally Arrested Theology
How might our theology inform our conversations around seeking racial justice and ending systemic oppression of people of color? Does our understanding of these injustices lead us to think differently about our theology and ask different questions of it?
Learn moreThe Church
The racial history of the United States has permeated all of its institutions, including the Church. Although some did fight against it, on the whole Christians have been complicit or outright supportive of racism.
Learn moreThe Workplace
Black people are more likely to be under- or un-employed. Black people were barred from educational opportunities which led to a smaller array of job prospects for centuries. Less than 2% of Fortune 1000 company CEOs are Black and Hispanic.
Learn moreThe Education System
Almost 80% of the United States' teaching force is white. Students of color will not receive education that reflects their worldview. Implicit bias creeps into the classroom and leads to overrepresentation of Black students in disciplinary issues.
Learn moreThe Healthcare System
Statistics demonstrate a gap in life expectancy, disease rates, and overall level of care between racial groups. When an entire system is designed by and for white people, the outflow is inequity.
Learn moreThe Legal System
In criminal matters, Black people are disproportionately represented as defendants and among those who are incarcerated.
Learn moreThe Housing and Financial Systems
One of the most telling parts of the divide in the United States is the segregation in housing. One tactic used to segregate white homeowners from Black people was through redlining. The effects are still felt in neighborhoods and cities today.
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