Faith, Politics, and Racial Justice

This chapter analyzes the complexities of political identity within the white evangelical community, emphasizing diverse perspectives often ignored in mainstream narratives. It discusses the experiences of individuals navigating their faith in relation to political affiliation, particularly in the context of recent events such as the 2020 election and the aftermath of George Floyd's death. The chapter calls for a reevaluation of socio-political engagement, highlighting the need for meaningful grassroots efforts to achieve racial justice amidst systemic challenges.