"Right Does Not Equal White, Either" with Patricia Taylor

05/21/21 • 51 min

The title of this episode is just a fraction of what me and my friend Patricia Taylor discuss in this podcast episode! Patricia and I met through Instagram last year and I immediately noticed that not only was she a Black woman who spoke up about racism and injustice, but she did it while showing the truth about righteousness and what it means to truly embody a spirit of truth and justice. She is also co-host of the Upside Down Podcast and is heavily involved with Be the Bridge.

Righteous anger, centering Blackness, what progress really means, and the weaponization of spirituality are just a few things we talk about. Patricia is truly a light and I can't wait for you to learn more about how she is impacting the hearts and minds of many!

Follow Patricia:

Upside Down Podcast
On Instagram: @patricia_a_taylor
Her blog: Some Thoughts From Your Black Friend

Follow me on Instagram @sincerely.lettie and follow this podcast @historyshowsuspodcast

Follow Patricia:

Upside Down Podcast
On Instagram: @patricia_a_taylor
Her blog: Some Thoughts From Your Black Friend

Follow me on Instagram @sincerely.lettie and follow this podcast @historyshowsuspodcast

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