You’re not anti-racist if you’re not listening to living people

3/1/2021

OP-ED BY PASTOR ISAAC SCOTT IN COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOR

In order for you, in the fullness of your privilege, to not perpetuate subtle racism, it is important to begin gaining knowledge through actively listening to and accepting the testimonies of Black Americans without considering or offering counterarguments that would undermine the very purpose of seeking out a different point of view....

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You’re not anti-racist if you’re not listening to living people

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