

Hahrie Han, Professor at John Hopkins and Author of UNDIVIDED
Sep 6, 2024
Hahrie Han, a professor at Johns Hopkins and an expert on racial solidarity in religious contexts, discusses her book 'UNDIVIDED' and her work at the SNF Agora Institute. She explores faith's role in bridging political divides and enhancing community understanding. Han sheds light on surprising alliances in racial justice initiatives within evangelical spaces. She also tackles the complex dynamics of political identity in the white evangelical community, emphasizing a need for grassroots efforts and a reevaluation of socio-political engagement.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Revitalizing Democracy: The Mission of the Agora Institute
01:57 • 3min
Navigating Contemporary Challenges in Democracy
05:01 • 19min
Navigating Political Polarization in Academia
23:38 • 7min
Exploring Racial Justice Through Evangelical Community Engagement
30:17 • 5min
Contrasting Worship Experiences: Tradition vs. Modernity
35:25 • 2min
Faith, Politics, and Racial Justice
37:32 • 16min
Building Belonging Through Community and Risk in Anti-Racism Efforts
53:43 • 4min