Critical Race Theory and Racial Reconciliation

This chapter explores the complexities of critical race theory (CRT) as an analytical tool for understanding racial reconciliation, focusing on the efforts of Latasha Morrison and David Bailey. It critiques the implications of CRT in framing racism and its intersections with equity and equality, highlighting the ongoing challenges within societal and church dynamics. The discussion emphasizes the need to address the root causes of racism beyond legislative solutions, recognizing the limitations of current approaches and the importance of individual behaviors.