COLORBLIND: Ignoring Colors Doesn't Help

from Town Hall Hosted by Caleb Townes

When it comes to finding a solution to our country's very real race problem, we will not be successful unless we can look each other in the eye and speak candidly about race. The excuse of not knowing how to say it or not knowing what to say is officially becoming extinct. Its time to sit down and have some tough conversations. I promise they will end in community and reconciliation if you come with the attitude of wanting to learn. In case you just don't know where to start, I've added a couple of links to some incredible conversations that can help you get up to speed quickly - not to mention they are incredibly powerful. Enjoy and get talking! Become The Bridge | Steven Furtick & John Gray https://youtu.be/D7jTUfNyPkE Racial Reconciliation | Mike Todd https://youtu.be/8tEdZeRRJ7A?t=1033

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