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Growing up in the Bible Belt, I always knew that racism was a huge component of white evangelical

Christianity. I'm not religious. My parents weren't religious, but every time I had a very

religious friend, they were also the most racist friend. Inword drops a lot more than people on the coast realize in Bible Belt states.

And what always kind of gave me hope was that on a national scene, people were oblivious

to this and constantly kind of moving towards a more progressive opportunity society where people that are black and brown

were getting more rights.

They're suffering and the whitewashing of history that was done was getting exposed.

So this is really mortifying to me to see what happens in Bible Belt states becoming

mainstream. I'm going to play a video for you guys from Maga Pastor Joel Webbin. And it's

going to really outrage you. But what should outrage you more is I wasn't shocked at this because people in Oklahoma say this shit to their

kids and to their grandkids play the clip.

You're a Christian white parent who loves the Lord and loves your children that you need to have

the talk.

The talk that we're referencing is the talk that takes your children according to their maturity

at the proper time, the appropriate time, and says there are certain parts of town that

you cannot go.

And there are certain people that you cannot be around.

If there's someone who is black in our church and they've been in our church and we know

them and they love the Lord Jesus Christ, great.

We're not talking about that person, but we're talking about when you go into a crowd

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