

Malcolm Foley: How the Love of Money is the Root of Racism
Mar 4, 2025
Malcolm Foley, a pastor and historian serving as a special adviser at Baylor University, discusses a provocative view of racism as rooted in greed rather than hate. He explores how economic motivations shaped racial systems, especially during periods like chattel slavery. Foley emphasizes the need for financial morality in faith and advocates for economic justice, urging listeners to act with love and obligation towards the marginalized. His insights challenge the notion of racial capitalism and call for a redefined spiritual engagement with societal issues.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Faith, Money, and Mammon
02:00 • 10min
Greed and the Roots of Racism
11:52 • 10min
Racial Capitalism: Faith and Economic Justice
21:39 • 18min
Ruling with Christ: A Divine Invitation
40:04 • 2min
Love, Obligation, and Economic Solidarity
42:31 • 15min
Engagement and a Flavorful Offer
57:21 • 2min