How to raise anti-racist children and grandchildren
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Loretta Andrews2022-07-04T09:01:00
It’s not good enough to be merely ‘not racist’, Christians must teach their children and grandchildren to be ‘anti-racist’, says Loretta Andrews. She unpacks the distinction and provides practical tips for acting justly when it comes to raising the next generation
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