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In the movements for racial justice, Martin Luther King Jr.'s daughter is asking, "where is the church?"
Episode 24

In the movements for racial justice, Martin Luther King Jr.'s daughter is asking, "where is the church?"

The Gloria Purvis Podcast

November 16, 202130m 37s

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Show Notes

Dr. Bernice A. King–the youngest daughter of civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr.–knows the temperature of the United States is high. But she's convinced that racial justice and equality will not come about through anger and bitterness.

Dr. King and Gloria discuss the response of Christian churches to the murder of George Floyd and the BLM movement, what MLK meant by "colorblindness" and why social justice work has to change hearts as well as structures.

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