[BONUS] White Women’s Toxic Tears, with Lisa Sharon Harper

For The Love With Jen Hatmaker Podcast

Jen Hatmaker

Relationships, Society & Culture

4.6 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2020

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

In light of the uprisings of the past weeks, it is not enough to perform wokeness. We need true solidarity. True solidarity requires an understanding of the historical and cultural roots and current-day patterns of white women’s betrayals of people of color. It will also require repair. This is a raw, honest, informative, solidarity-building conversation with author and Freedom Road founder and president Lisa Sharon Harper.

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0:00.0	Everybody, welcome to the For The Love podcast.
0:03.3	It is me, Jen.
0:04.6	And I am really happy that you're here today.
0:08.4	I'm really happy that you clicked download on this one.
0:11.7	A couple of weeks ago, I had a really profound
0:16.9	and important conversation on Facebook Live
0:20.1	with my incredible friend, Lisa Sharon Harper,
0:24.3	who is just an activist, a civil rights champion.
0:30.8	She has had her hand at the work of racial equality
0:36.7	and repentance and reconciliation for decades.
0:39.3	I mean, she is truly special and important.
0:43.9	Her voice is needed right now.
0:46.5	And so I am so happy that you are listening to it.
0:49.2	I invite you to listen to this bonus release today
0:53.1	on the podcast where we grab that conversation
0:57.0	and upload it over here for you
0:58.7	so that you could hear it easily,
1:00.0	so that you could hear it again,
1:01.6	so that you could share it,
1:03.8	so that you could send it to your friends and family
1:08.1	because this one really packed a punch, you guys,
1:11.0	in a good way.
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