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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2026 · 43 MIN

MLK’s Unfinished Work: The Black Church, Radical Inclusion & the Fight for Civil Rights

from A More Perfect Union with Nii-Quartelai · host KBLA Talk 1580

This episode begins with Dr. Donta Morrison, author of Faithful and Forgotten, examining the role of the Black Church in shaping moral conscience—and what must change to move toward true inclusivity and human rights for all. Later, Human Rights Campaign President Kelley Robinson joins the show to unpack the “Trump Effect” on LGBTQ+ Americans, what’s at stake for civil rights at the U.S. Supreme Court, and why these fights impact the future of democracy itself. Robinson also shares a message to the family of Renee Good. In the spirit of MLK’s call to justice, A More Perfect Union challenges listeners to engage the unfinished work of freedom.

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