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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2020 · 41 MIN

Ep. 7 - Learning from April Franklin - Why our Black Friends are not our Teachers.

from Get to the Good Stuff · host Casey Grooms

A common criticism these days among white people who desire to learn more about white privilege and systemic racism is that their black friends are hesitant to be their teacher. April graciously shares why it's not the job of our black friends to be our teachers. I pray that you'll come to this conversation with an open mind and heart ready to learn no matter how uncomfortable this conversation may feel.

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A common criticism these days among white people who desire to learn more about white privilege and systemic racism is that their black friends are hesitant to be their teacher. April graciously shares why it's not the job of our black friends to be our teachers. I pray that you'll come to this conversation with an open mind and heart ready to learn no matter how uncomfortable this conversation may feel.

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