Drew Hart

Drew G. I. Hart, an Associate Professor of Theology, and Jarrod McKenna, a justice advocacy leader, discuss how Christians can engage in nonviolent resistance to inspire social change. They explore 'anabactivism,' blending Anabaptism and Black church traditions. The conversation dives into the power of humor as a tool against oppression and the need for creative disruption. Highlighting the importance of community and a joyful approach to activism, they envision a just society shaped by love and collaboration.