These podcasts all deal with the confederate statues in the U.S. These statues have caused quite a bit of controversy and these shows all talk about that controversy and try to explain the arguments.
Confederate statues have been in the news lately. Memorials always reflect the time they were built in moreso than the time they commemorate, and the vast majority of confederate statues were built in the Jim Crow era, in the early […]
Across the South and well beyond, cities and states have been removing their Confederate monuments, recognizing their power as symbols of America’s foundational racism. In the town of Easton, Maryland, in front of the picturesque courthouse, th
The long debate over what to do with UT’s Confederate statues seems to have finally come to an end — mostly. But as UT is finding, once the statues come down, the story isn’t over. Instead, there’s a whole new set of questions: what should be d
Catch-A-Fire Presents Blk Fathers Matter - EP10 "Replacing the Confederate Statues"This week on Black Fathers Matter, Ralph and Roy put the greatest Black people on statues, Ralph sings a new version of O’Canada, and they discuss how to talk ab
Statues commemorating the Confederacy remain in some towns in the US South, though its principles promoting slavery and oppression of blacks are in disrepute. Some towns have removed these statues in the face of heavy opposition. A former Mayor
When and why were statues to Confederate soldiers, generals, and politicians put up across the American south? Why is the Confederate Battle Flag so proudly waved and displayed in many parts of the US? Professor Nash joins us to explain why all
Dr. Laurel Moffatt makes a return to Undeceptions with a single aimed at making us consider the level of our indifference.The Black Lives Matter campaign has focussed America's attention on statues that commemorate the great military leaders an
What should Christians think about the Confederate flag controversy? What about Confederate statues or even Christopher Columbus statues? It is fascinating to examine the intersection of History, heritage and His providence.Panel: Troy Skinn
When and why were statues to Confederate soldiers, generals, and politicians put up across the American south? Why is the Confederate Battle Flag so proudly waved and displayed in many parts of the US? Professor Nash joins us to explain why all
Is America finally going through a social revolution? Or will empty gestures and virtue signaling by corporations and elite institutions drown out demands to overturn the country’s economic inequities? This week on “The Argument,” Opinion colum