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Read More PODCAST: Understanding Critical Race Theory with Bradly Mason
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Read More PODCAST: Critical Theory & the Christian with David Fitch
In easy to understand, straight forward language Relevant’s Tyler Huckabee details the incarnation of the war against critical race theory, the varying definitions and key tenets of CRT, and how Christians should respond.
Although the anti-critical race theory rhetoric didn’t really begin in earnest until 2020 (hint: an election year), the groundwork was being laid back in 2018 by evangelicals on blogs, speeches, and sermons. Reporter Andre E. Johnson traces the roots and motivation of white evangelicalism becoming obsessed with opposing CRT.
In clear terms Oak Cliff Bible (Dallas, TX) pastor Tony Evans looks at three aspects of critical race theory (CRT) – the original definition according the originators of the theory, the crisis and confusion over CRT today, and how as Christians we should respond to CRT. Evans is a master at breaking down complex subjects into easily understandable terms as he takes the complicated, layered, and fluid history of CRT and breaks it down into terms everyone can understand. This is the best resource on CRT from a Christian perspective thus far.
In clear and concise prose with plenty of opportunity to dig deeper the editors of Faithfully Magazine list the core concepts and roots of critical race theory in addition to the inception of and current iteration of the backlash against critical race theory. An excellent starting point to learning about CRT.
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