RACE IN AMERICA
• Baratunde Thurston, author of How to Be Black,
•Tanner Colby, author of Some of My Best Friends Are Black, and
•Raquel Cepeda, author of Bird of Paradise, talked about race in America.
One woman's tough and tender approach to grassroots conservative principles in an era of unreasonable logic from those who claim progressive strategies but fail to heed how those same strategies have failed miserably throughout history. "Be wise as serpents ... harmless as doves."
• Baratunde Thurston, author of How to Be Black,
•Tanner Colby, author of Some of My Best Friends Are Black, and
•Raquel Cepeda, author of Bird of Paradise, talked about race in America.
99 YEARS AFTER, LONG-DELAYED STEPS FOR REALIZING OUR NATIONS STATED IDEAL IN THE DECLARATION THAT HAS BEEN CITED OFTEN AT THIS CONFERENCE THAT ALL ARE CREATED EQUAL. WE CAN SPEND HALF A DAY AND NOT DO JUSTICE TO THE SUBJECT BUT CAN AMERICA BE POST-RACIAL? SINCE IT'S A YES OR NO QUESTION, I WILL BE PUSHING OUR PRESENTERS TO TELL US WHY THEY TAKE THE POSITION THAT THEY DO. AND WHAT SHOULD WE DO ABOUT IT? NAME NAMES OF WHO CAN HELP LEAD US IN THAT DIRECTION. I WANT TO START WITH PASTOR BUSTER, OUR GUEST FROM NEW JERSEY. HOW ARE WE DOING IN REALIZING WE ARE ALL CREATED EQUAL 50 YEARS AFTER THE HISTORIC CIVIL RIGHTS ACT? >> THANKS TO COLORADO CHRISTIAN FOR HOSTING THIS