Reverend Doctor William J. Barber II

Reverend Doctor William J. Barber II, a passionate pastor and professor, dives deep into the intersection of faith and politics. He contests Republican budget decisions through moral arguments and highlights the urgency of advocating for vulnerable populations. The discussion showcases the resilience of the Moral Mondays movement, the pain of redistricting in North Carolina, and the role of empathy in religious leadership. Barber calls for collective action and a reevaluation of healthcare as a moral imperative, challenging listeners to unite against injustice.