Dynamic Voices for a diverse church. This is Pass the Mic.

Greetings and God Bless. Welcome to another episode of Pastor Mike, Dynamic Voices for a

diverse church, powered by the Witness, a Black Christian collective. I am your host, as always,

Tyler Burns, you can follow me on Twitter and Instagram at Burns Clan please follow at your own risk and I do not have the Blue Check verified original here with me today but I love this see because when you need a sacrifice got to provide a

ram in the bush got a provides we got somebody special we got another blue check, another New York Times best-selling author.

And let me tell you something on a serious note.

We have one of the most incredible trailblazing voices in racial reconciliation,

not just in the church today, but I believe in the church in the last century.

I'm speaking of, of course, the founder of Be the Bridge, Latasha Morrison.

Latasha, how are you?

I am good, I'm good.

When you said the Blue Chain Fair,

but I'm like, that is hilarious because you do that to

Jabbar every time lord every time now it's you now you're the blue check verify

that is so funny oh my goodness it's good to be here.

It is such an honor to have you on the podcast and talking about your forthcoming book,

Brown Faces, White Spaces. I am so, so excited. By the time some people hear this the book will already be out and so you can go wherever books are sold and pick that up and these are a collection of vignettes and expressions that you tackled very difficult touchy subjects.

Yeah.

And it's a follow-up to your New York Times best-selling book.

And I want to ask you this question before we get into the book.

There's something really fascinating that Barna and other research posters have said that in the wake after all of the racial justice uprisings and after people

protested that actually the thoughts about racial justice and equity that people actually had more

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