Beyond Racial Division, Part 1 (with George Yancey)

Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture

Talbot School of Theology at Biola University / Sean McDowell & Scott Rae

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🗓️ 18 February 2022

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Rejecting both the notion of colorblindness and antiracism, Baylor University sociologist George Yancey outlines a path to genuine racial reconciliation. He provides a way forward that includes collaborative conversations and a mutual responsibility model that could overcome the shortcomings of both colorblindness and antiracism approaches. Join Scott and Sean for this stimulating two part conversation. Dr. George Yancey is a Professor of Sociology at the Baylor University. He has publi...

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0:00.0	Welcome to Think Biblically, Conversations on Faith and Culture, a podcast from Talbot School of Theology here at Biola University.
0:09.0	I'm your host Scott Ray, Dean of Faculty, and Professor of Christian Ethics.
0:13.0	And I'm your co-host Sean McDow, Professor of Christian Apologetics.
0:17.0	We're here with our guest, Dr. George Yancey.
0:19.0	We've had Dr. Yancey on before, not that long ago, and he's back because he has a brand new book that's
0:25.1	out that we want to we want to spend a lot of time talking about it's a super
0:29.3	insightful very very encouraging very hopeful book entitled Beyond a very
0:33.0	hopeful book entitled Beyond Racial Division,
0:36.0	a unifying alternative to color blindness and anti-racism.
0:41.0	Dr. Georgianci's professor of sociology at Baylor University. I spent many years at the
0:45.6	University of North Texas before going over to Baylor. He's published, widely published,
0:50.8	uh, on race and religion, uh, and lots of other topics in his field of sociology.
0:56.6	So Dr. Yancey, thank you so much for joining us for part one of this conversation.
1:03.0	Thanks, thanks for having.
1:05.0	Now in your book, you start out your book in a really transparent way
1:09.0	because you talk a bit about your own personal journey in writing about race.
1:14.0	In fact, I've read both.
1:16.0	You wrote two great books on race about 10, 15 years ago.
1:20.1	I've read both of those.
1:21.7	And then as you describe it in this current book you stopped writing about race.
1:26.5	Why did you stop and why have you taken up the subject again at present?
1:32.4	Yeah, so I think about 15, 16 years ago, I just came to the conclusion that I've said everything I had to say on race.
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