“We don’t have to see eye to eye to walk hand in hand” | Rev. Kevin Cosby at скачать в хорошем качестве

“We don’t have to see eye to eye to walk hand in hand” | Rev. Kevin Cosby at

In this 2021 Festival of Faiths session — “Keeping Emmett’s Casket Open: Racial Reckoning in America and Louisville”— the Rev. Dr. Kevin Cosby examines how truth and accountability are essential in confronting systemic racism, and what it will take to achieve a more just future. The Rev. Cosby is president of Simmons College of Kentucky, an HBCU, and senior pastor at St. Stephen Baptist Church, Kentucky’s largest African American church. Accompanying him in the full program were the Very Rev. Kelly Brown Douglas, Imam Zaid Shakir and Renee Shaw (moderator). Watch the session in its entirety here:    • Видео   About the Festival of Faiths: Based in Louisville, Kentucky, the Festival of Faiths is a nationally acclaimed interfaith event of music, poetry, film, art and dialogue focused on a contemporary theme and featuring a diverse lineup of spiritual leaders, teachers and practitioners. In 2021, the Festival of Faiths examined issues of systemic racism in America and the role of spirituality in healing from the trauma of oppression. Sacred Change: Essential Conversations on Faith and Race celebrated the unique beauty, power and strength of Black faith experiences while facing the profoundly brutal outcomes of genocide, slavery and “profit at any cost.” Renowned speakers and artists helped us challenge prevailing narratives and explore pathways to truth, repair and hope in framing a future defined by justice. Connect with the Festival of Faiths: Website: https://festivaloffaiths.org/ Facebook:   / festivaloffaiths   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/festoffaith... Twitter:   / festoffaiths