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“Time For An Awakening” for Sunday 8/04/2019 at 7:00 PM (EST) our guests was International Business senior, Ms.Timia Bethea and the student team from the University of Texas at Austin. Ms. Bethea is part of a student team that included Ms. Christina Cho, Ms.Vida Nwadiei and Ms.Rebecca Chen who is doing research on Colorism and specifically the topic of skin bleaching in Africa, and their research in particular in Ghana. We discussed some of their assessments with students at the University of Ghana, and interviews with men and women of the Chorkor, on this and related topics.
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IS GOD A WHITE RACIST?
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This is the age of “Trump-America” and this question has resurfaced. In the late ’60s, a small group of theologians associated with the black power movement separated from the mainstream black church, physically and philosophically. The black liberation theology project, as sketched by founders like James Cone and J. Deotis Roberts, rigorously tested the malleability of Scripture, putting it against the horrors of racism and slavery. They argued that the Jesus of Christianity had been corrupted through colonialism and white supremacy and that the true image of God reflected the plight of the oppressed. In America, this meant poor black people. Black liberation theology rendered the gospel black and populist. It wasn’t embraced by the mainstream black church, and it was considered seditious, possibly heretical by white theologians. Secularists thought it was an incomplete rehash of Marxism.
In the ’70s, William R. Jones took the radicalism of black liberation theology to a faith impasse. Jones’s book “Is God a White Racist?” suggested an alternative approach to theology. “Until the alleged negative elements are appropriately reconciled with the alleged benevolence of God,” Jones wrote, “His goodness remains an open question.” There is an endlessly useful concept within, which Jones calls “divine racism.” The idea is that the benevolence or the wrath of God corresponds to ethnic lines in America. And in turn, an ethnic God practices tribalism. “Ethnic suffering does not strike quickly and then leave after a short and terrible siege,” he wrote. “Instead, it extends over long historical eras.”
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“Proof of Consciousness” (P.O.C) the Host of REVIVE!!! 7/30/2017
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Today’s REVIVE show topic is entitled:
“HAS TRUMP GONE TOO FAR?!”
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This episode on REVIVE is entitled “HAS TRUMP GONE TOO FAR?!” Join us for this thought provoking conversation as we discuss this current administration and everything that has been done so far.
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Susan Maasch: Susan Maasch is the Executive Director of the Trans Youth Equality Foundation. TYEF is a national nonprofit that advocates for transgender youth ages 2-18. Their mission is to share information about the unique needs of this community, partnering with families, educators and service providers to help foster a healthy, caring, and safe environment for all transgender children. The organization educates at medical and educational conferences, designs support groups around the country and trains schools. She is the proud mother of a transgender child.
Kyle Smith: Kyle Smith is a transgender youth that grew up being supported by TYEF. After being part of their programs for over 8 years, he now serves as Board Advisor. Kyle lives in New England and majors in Public Health and is an artist. While taking a year off of college he is enjoying designing and co coordinating TYEF’s first Trans Youth Arts Conference in Boston at Harvard University. This conference will use the arts to pull together transgender youth from all backgrounds and communities, with the premise that the arts build community, add beauty to our lives, reflects on our society, and encourages sharing,expression and healing.
Ray Gibson: Ray Gibson, is a 59-year-old Black transgender man, and a veteran of the United States Air Force. Ray is also certified as a public speaker. He has a Bachelor of Information Technology that he received in 2006. Ray has been in transition since 2012 and has continued to research transgender identity. Although retired, Ray continues to work as an advocate for transgender rights and racial equality. Ray is a mentor to men and women around the world and an in demand speaker.
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“Proof of Consciousness” (P.O.C.) the Host of REVIVE!!! 01/07/2018
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Today’s REVIVE show topic is entitled:
“SUNDAY EDITION”
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This episode on REVIVE is entitled “SUNDAY EDITION” on REVIVE RADIO! Call in to REVIVE at 215-490-9832, you never know what may happen!
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Kofis Frempong: Kofis Frempong Toronto based visual artist who has a passion for creating positive spaces which are conducive to love, laughter, learning, healing and endless possibilities.
AttiQuewa: AttiQuewa For 8 years I’ve saved 300+ people up to $170k by showing them how to make their money and credit work for them. I believe financial education is a must to live a stable life
Daniel E. Forrester: Daniel E. Forrester visual artist based in Toronto, Canada. I’ve been doing art since the age of 4 and did the craft on and off for a few years. In 2015 I decided to get back into visual art and in 2016 at one of my most troubling times, I decide to fully pursue it and live my purpose. Some of my goals with my work are to share my story, African Mythology, the black American experience, and bring confidence to black males while depicting the issues we face. Brand Art of D.E.F. 1111YOU CAN CATCH REVIVE EVERY SUNDAY 11 AM-1 PM & EVERY WEDNESDAY 8 PM-10 PM!!!
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