In an age saturated with discourse about apocalypse and the beginning of the end, how do we prepare ourselves for the world we're trying to bring into being? This conversation explores liberation theology, the politics of hope, forgiveness as revolutionary practice and why imagining the day after we win may be one of the most important things we can do right now.
Guest Bio
Jordan Jones is an Associate Pastor at Metro Hope Church in New York City, whose ministry is shaped by abolition, liberation and revolutionary love. He is a writer and faith-based community organiser whose work centres healing, resistance and hope. An Atlanta native, Jordan is a student of the Black Freedom Movement and Latin American liberation theology, learned from organic movement leaders in rural Colombia. He is a proud brother, friend, son and long-time contributor to Skin Deep.
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Credits
Host & Editorial Lead - Isabella Kajiwara
Producer - Ornella Mutoni
Executive Producer - Sylvia Hong
Guest - Jordan Jones
Editor and Video Engineer - Andrew Shaktah
Development & Research Support - Micha Frazer Carrol
Final Edit Review - Hannah Azuonye
Studio - Podcast House
Link to episode transcript here.
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