Interactions – A Law and Religion Podcast · CSLR at Emory University

Kelly Brown Douglas - Christianity, The Law, Racial Justice, and The Moral Imaginary: Part 2

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Kelly Brown Douglas declares that white people must choose between being white and being Christian—it can't be both.
In this interview, Reverend Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas discusses the intersection of Christianity, law, and racial justice, arguing that white Christians must choose between their faith and the privileges of whiteness. She explores themes like religious freedom being used to discriminate, the role of social movements, and how laughter and art can resist oppression.

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A serious conversation about Christianity, racial justice, and the choice between faith and whiteness.

The conversation with the Reverend Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas sits at the junction of Christianity, law, and racial justice. It is most effective when it names the choice between faith and whiteness without hesitation, and when it backs that argument with examples of public witness…

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For a measured conversation about Christianity, racial justice, and the choice to live faith over whiteness.

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