Daniel Hill on white superiority, structural change, repentance · Faithful Antiracism

Timestamps

0:00-6:12

Can you share a little about your background?

6:12-9:23

Do you have any recommendations how White individuals can understand how our whiteness influences our perspectives?

9:24-15:33

What is your advice for individuals who are advocating for a biblical theology of race and experiencing a lot of pushback?

15:34-17:24

This summer (2020) racial protests have taken place across the country. Do you feel like there's a significant shift happening? Are you optimistic?

17:25-21:23

What do you believe is essential in order for us to make progress?

21:24-33:26

How can leaders balance the different needs of individuals of color and white individuals in multiracial organizations?

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