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Scrap Racism!!!: The Church's Response to Racism
by Francis Tabla
informative
reflective
tense
fast-paced
<i> Scrap Racism </i> has a catchy title and is a quick and easy read. SCRAP is really an acronym for
S - Speak Up Against Racism
C - Call Up White People to Join
R - Rise Up with Sustained Resilience
A - Act Up
P - Pray Up
<i> Scrap Racism </i> is written by a Libyan pastor who migrated to American and now has a church in Minnesota. Like so many who grow up in predominantly black countries, Tabla talks about how he did understand or experience the type of racism that Black Americans have gone through until he got to America. He specifically cites his wife as saying such. Throughout the book, Tabla talks about the experiences with racism he and his predominately black church have experienced. However that's not really what <i> Scrap Racism </i> is about; what <i> Scrap Racism </i> is about is a called to action specifically to the evangelical white church. <i> Scrap Racism </i> was written really as a response to the death of George Floyd and all that ensued in the world because of the graphic and violent death that was publicized everywhere. It is not a scholarly work, nor a professionally edited one (there are a few formatting issues). While I didn't find <i> Scrap Racism </i> helpful for me, I did find the call to white Christian brothers and sisters sincere and deep.
S - Speak Up Against Racism
C - Call Up White People to Join
R - Rise Up with Sustained Resilience
A - Act Up
P - Pray Up
<i> Scrap Racism </i> is written by a Libyan pastor who migrated to American and now has a church in Minnesota. Like so many who grow up in predominantly black countries, Tabla talks about how he did understand or experience the type of racism that Black Americans have gone through until he got to America. He specifically cites his wife as saying such. Throughout the book, Tabla talks about the experiences with racism he and his predominately black church have experienced. However that's not really what <i> Scrap Racism </i> is about; what <i> Scrap Racism </i> is about is a called to action specifically to the evangelical white church. <i> Scrap Racism </i> was written really as a response to the death of George Floyd and all that ensued in the world because of the graphic and violent death that was publicized everywhere. It is not a scholarly work, nor a professionally edited one (there are a few formatting issues). While I didn't find <i> Scrap Racism </i> helpful for me, I did find the call to white Christian brothers and sisters sincere and deep.