028 Our Souls Have No Color, Part 2: Educate [Revised]

C2T Podcast Series Our Souls Have No Color, Part 2: Educate  Join me today as I share how I have attempted to and continue to educate myself regarding racism and the challenges our country is currently facing.  In addition to sharing at the beginning of the episode 3 hurdles in my quest, we also delve in to 3 steps I'm taking in my journey: 1)  Develop empathy - use media and a wide variety of resources to help you 2) Lean on the heavies - those ministries and organizations that you respect  3) Commit to learning - choose one new resource each week Be sure to follow along using this download: Free PDF Study Guide for the Series Our Souls Have No Color Full length Martin Luther King, Jr "I Have a Dream" speech https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/more-than-mere-equality/  (2017 publ) Some of my fav ministries: Ravi Zacharias Tim Keller Truth for Life Family Life Today Focus on the Family  Priscilla Shirer (click for video clip of her talking about her blackness) List of Resources I Have Considered in my journey--sent to me by friend.  Please note:  I am not "endorsing" these resources, per se.  I am only sharing some with you in the event you might enjoy a starting point. https://www.theraineys.org/post/3waystohealracism Prison Fellowship "1776 Unites"  Organization:   "Be the Bridge"  * Up From Slavery by Booker T. Washington * A Lot Like Me by Larry Elder (great book, but has a lot of language) * Discrimination and Disparities and other books by Thomas Sowell (with a great talk here) * Quiet Strength by Tony Dungy * Gifted Hands by Ben Carson * Please Stop Helping Us by Jason Riley * The Content of Our Character by Shelby Steele * On the Road to Economic Freedom by Robert Woodson * Race and Economics by Walter Williams