So when you open Twitter and you don't Twitter. Oh Twitter and you start looking at what people are saying

What drives you what drives you crazy? So I think that drives me crazy where it's like

But I thought that we weren't all the same. So I think that you know

You want to lift black voices but y'all won't lift my black voice

Welcome to the Alisa Childers podcast. We've got a great discussion today on the topic of racial reconciliation

We're bringing back an old friend of the podcast missed Monique Dusan from the Center for Biblical Unity Monique. Hello. Hi. Good to see you too. You know our last episode together

We recorded just when things were in the country were just really coming

Unhinged and we I've gotten so much great feedback from that episode from people just saying

Everything I was feeling but didn't know how to articulate

You know you were able to help them sort of navigate through some of these

very

Tense and delicate cultural waters regarding issues of race and

What's going on in the country and all of that so

I'm really excited to have you in studio. Yes. I am glad to be here. Yeah. So we're gonna talk

We're gonna quit sort of extend our discussion. This is like part two. Okay from our last one

So if anybody's watching this and you haven't seen that first episode with Monique

I would encourage you to go back into the archives

I believe it was called is critical race theory compatible with the gospel something along those lines

We talked about this concept of critical race theory now since that podcast

We see this everywhere now everywhere CRT is the abbreviation and

So so we've discussed that on that last podcast

But for anyone who just needs sort of a primer or catch up just in a nutshell

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