Holding Up Your Corner · Talking About Race in Your Community by Johnson, F. Willis -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Praise for Holding Up Your Corner Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Willis “Bing” Davis Epigraph Contents Preface: What Happened in My Corner Acknowledgments Epigraph Introduction

Our Challenge as Church Leaders What This Book Will (and Will Not) Do The Structure of the Book What Does “Holding Up Your Corner” Mean?

Part One: Unmasking Reality Chapter One: Real Talk

Our God-Talk Being Prophetic The Hard Truth Our Communities Are Trauma Patients

Chapter Two: Empathic Models of Transformation

The Story of the Paralytic The Role and Responsibility of the Church Empathic Model of Transformation: Acknowledge, Affirm, Act

Part Two: being EMT’s Chapter Three: Acknowledge

How We Got Here Intersectionality Injustice and Inequality Are Sin The Problem with Privilege Savior Mentality Your Story, Your Biases The Other’s Story, Their Language

Chapter Four: Affirm

The Beautiful Church Right Relationship: Unity amid Difference Hearing and Hollering How the Church Can Improve Its Hearing The Picture Affirmation as a Manifestation of Grace

Chapter Five: Act

How to ACT as a Preacher How to ACT as a Leader Six Values for Action The Action Framework Using the Framework: An Example Dare to Care

Conclusion Part Three: Practical Helps Suggested Next Steps

Suggested Next Step #1: Holding Up Your Corner: Guided Conversations about Race Leading the Guided Conversation about Race Suggested Next Step #2: Create an EMT Map of Your Community

A Guide to Language and Terminology about Race Privilege Quiz: (from Holding Up Your Corner: Guided Conversations about Race) How to Get (and Stay) Connected Recommended Resources for Reading, Watching, and Listening About the Author Editorial Acknowledgments

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