GOT TIME
GOT TIME
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A candid exchange of thoughts and perspectives where Black history intersects with art, culture, politics, and shades of social realities.
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Focuses on historical analysis, social justice topics, and cultural reflections with episodes like Revisiting Reconstruction & The Rise of Jim Crow discussing the impacts of post-Civil War policies, Standing on Business emphasizing the significance of Black labor and entrepreneurial efforts, and Reflecting on the Arc of MLK which highlights lesser-known contributions of Martin Luther King Jr. and the transformative role of art in social movements.
A candid exchange of thoughts and perspectives where Black history intersects with art, culture, politics, and shades of social realities.
September is International Underground Railroad Month. And if you're looking for the blueprint on civil disobedience converged with social justice, look no further than the UGRR itself, a movement the Black church led.
In this candid conversation, Rev. Dr. Richard Hughes shares his poignant perspective on the social justice identity of the Black Church. We ask the question too many congregations are avoiding: what happened to the church that used to hide freedom seekers in its basement and now can't say the word ”injustice” from the pulpit?
Somewhere between then and now, too many of our churches have adopted capitalistic mindset. Prosperity gospel replacing liberation gospel. Comfort replacing conviction. The same institution that once provided refuge for Freedom Seekers now hesitates to name injustices.
It's ABOUT TIME we call it what it is!
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