Latasha Morrison

Latasha Morrison, an expert on racial reconciliation, discusses the roots and impacts of systemic racism, and practical ways for churches and individuals to engage in racial reconciliation. The hosts also touch on a controversial commencement speech at Benedictine College and a megachurch in Texas manipulating a traffic study for a stop light.

Latasha Morrison, author and founder of Be the Bridge, dives into the urgent conversation about racial justice and redemption. She emphasizes the need for humility and active listening in faith communities while addressing historical injustices. The discussion touches on personal narratives that explore the emotional complexities faced by black and brown Christians in predominantly white spaces. Morrison encourages listeners to participate actively in justice efforts, reflecting on their role within the larger framework of Christianity and societal change.

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LaTasha Morrison, author of the bestselling books Be the Bridge and Brown Faces, White Spaces, shares her insights on navigating difficult conversations about racial equity. She emphasizes the significance of empathy and grace, particularly from her perspective as an Enneagram 9. LaTasha sheds light on the complexities of racial identity, the importance of truth in reconciliation, and how love can bridge divides in predominantly white spaces. Her experiences highlight the critical role of education and compassion in fostering understanding and healing.

Latasha Morrison, a speaker and author known for her work in cultural intelligence and racial literacy, shares her impactful journey in racial reconciliation. She discusses the significance of her initiative, Be the Bridge, and the personal challenges she's faced. The conversation delves into the roles of grace and truth in fostering understanding, while highlighting the emotional complexities of discussing systemic racism. Latasha also emphasizes the importance of listening and community engagement in addressing these critical societal issues.