

Religion, Race, and Restrooms in North Carolina with Anthony Smith
May 23, 2016
In this lively discussion, guests Anthony Smith, a progressive minister from Mission House in North Carolina, and Ben Boswell, a senior minister and Duke Divinity grad, dive into race, faith, and the complexities of American identity. They tackle the legacy of lynching in the community and explore cultural shifts surrounding inclusivity. Personal anecdotes blend humor with serious reflections on navigating faith in today's world, including challenges of privilege and oppression. Their dynamic conversations invite listeners to engage deeply with these pressing societal issues.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Exciting Events and Inclusive Conversations
02:34 • 5min
Humorous Reflections on MRI Experiences and Podcast Editing
07:29 • 2min
Navigating Faith and Culture
09:44 • 22min
Exploring the Contradictions of American Identity
31:22 • 2min
Navigating Race, Faith, and Liberation
33:33 • 26min
Confronting Legacy: From Rope City to Hope City
59:15 • 2min
Navigating Oppression and Privilege
01:00:55 • 5min
Conversations Beyond Divides
01:06:04 • 21min
Exploring Representation and Nostalgia in Theological Conversations
01:27:14 • 2min
College Chronicles: Faith and Friendship
01:28:55 • 28min
Exploring Belief and Theological Anecdotes
01:57:03 • 5min