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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2020 · 11 MIN

"Casual Friday: Is Time Really Up?" | Called and Unqualified

from Called and Unqualified · host Create Worship Inspire

Hey, Friends! So there has been a recent movement that has been inspired by Black Lives Matter on my university campus for more ethnic diversity in our staff, faculty, and student body. I can imagine with current events that this movement is not unique to just my campus, but I saw some pretty serious issues in their arguments and their call to action. Why does our campus have such a low percentage of black students if there is a higher percentage of black individuals and families in the surrounding city? Has the university systemically failed black students, or could there be another reason why our representation is so low? Have students been robbed of attending this university just because of race? Actually, if this campus movement gets their way, it may just be a result of significant racism: the thing that they are actually trying to fight. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please be sure to visit CreateWorshipInspire.com to find more podcast and video episodes, the link to our Patreon page, and the pre-order form to order CWI merch!

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