Homebrewed Christianity Brian Bantum on Redeeming Mulatto
Aug 16, 2014
Brian Bantum, a theology professor at Seattle Pacific University, explores the evolving complexities of racial identity, particularly through the lens of his book, Redeeming Mulatto. He discusses how the term 'mulatto' reflects fluid identities and challenges traditional views on race, shedding light on its theological implications. Bantum passionately examines race as a social construct rooted in history, while advocating for a deeper understanding of diverse identities within faith communities. His insights pave the way for transformative conversations around belonging and acceptance.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Multiracial Identity
03:28 • 23min
Exploring Fluid Identities in Race and Queer Theory
26:48 • 2min
Understanding Race as a Social Construct
29:08 • 4min
Exploring the Melodic Nature of Jesus and Identity
32:59 • 3min
Theological Reflections on Racial Identity
36:11 • 14min
Theological Explorations of Identity and Community in Scripture
50:17 • 5min