Address: Faith Community Work, Racial Justice, and White Comfort

Author(s)

Korie Little Edwards, Ohio State University - Main Campus
Kateri Dillon, Brunner Literacy Center

Document Type

Multimedia

Streaming Media

Publication Date

4-2-2022

Publication Source

The Common Good in a Divided City: Racism, the Church, and the Challenge of Regional Solidarity

Abstract

Korie Edwards outlines the tension between the racial justice goals of faith-based community organizations and the ways that white concerns and culture dominate these movements, even against their best intentions. Brunner Literacy Center program coordinator and lay Marianist Kateri Dillon offers a local response.

Keywords

Social justice, racism, white comfort, faith-based community organizations

eCommons Citation

Edwards, Korie Little and Dillon, Kateri, "Address: Faith Community Work, Racial Justice, and White Comfort" (2022). Community Conference: The Common Good in a Divided City. 2.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/ferree_commongood/2