Leadership and Racial Injustice: 4 Guiding Thoughts
As leaders, how do we blend the right combination of saying the right words in the right way and doing the right things at the right time to solve real problems? Read More
When I was involved in child welfare work for the State of Louisiana one of my coworkers was shot and killed on the way home from work. His truck had broken down and he was looking under the hood when someone who was angry because he was obstructing traffic drew up to his truck and shot him dead and then drove away. He was Black. As far as I know his killer was never brought to justice. He was kind, gentle, and unassuming man. My entire agency was shocked by his murder. If he had been white, he might not have been killed. I cannot say that with certainty but I think that the likelihood is strong. Racial injustice is not something that church leaders can dismiss or ignore nor should they.Complementarians in Closed Rooms
Aimee Byrd, Beth Moore, and private words that reveal a pressing problem. Read More
Byrd's New Nest
Aimee Byrd moves her blog to a new site. Read More
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