

EP # 128 | Black Conservatism
Apr 9, 2024
Delving into black conservatism, the hosts challenge perceptions and discuss societal challenges faced. They explore the use of terms like 'sellout' in African American communities and historical discrimination. Highlighting the intersection of blackness and conservatism, they address political slavery, voting patterns, and the role of the Black Church. Emphasizing character and self-improvement in the African American community, they reflect on scripture for cultural issues and debunk misconceptions surrounding black conservatism.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Joy of Reconnecting and Dealing with Critics
01:36 • 5min
Discussion on Clothing Choice and Announcement of Mount Nebo Prison Ministry
06:44 • 4min
Supporting Biblical Ministries, New Age Podcast, and Bible Belt Conference Promotion
10:51 • 4min
Upcoming Conference Promotions
14:50 • 2min
Challenges and Perceptions of Black Conservatism
16:36 • 19min
Exploring the Notions of 'Sellout' and 'Uncle Tom' in Black Conservatism
35:20 • 6min
Historical Discrimination of African Americans in the US
41:04 • 9min
Exploring the Intersection of Blackness and Conservatism
49:53 • 32min
Political Slavery, Reparations, and Black Voting Patterns
01:21:30 • 25min
The Importance of Character and Self-Improvement in the African American Community
01:46:43 • 25min
The Role of the Black Church in Black Political Ideologies
02:12:10 • 17min
Reflecting on the Lens of Scripture for Cultural Issues
02:29:12 • 2min
Misconceptions and Realities of Black Conservatism
02:30:48 • 24min