Unveiling Black Faith & Justice: Danyelle Thomas and 'The Day God Saw Me As Black

Join host Esther Dillard on 'The Color Between The Lines' for an in-depth discussion with D. Danyelle Thomas, a celebrated author, speaker, and activist in Black faith and spirituality. In this episode, Danyelle delves into her influential book, "The Day God Saw Me As Black," providing deep insights into the intersections of faith, race, and social justice.

Danyelle articulates her experiences and the challenges she has faced within the religious community, and elaborates on how her initiative, Unfit Christian, reconciles traditional Christian doctrines with African spiritual practices. This conversation not only highlights her unique viewpoints but also examines the wider impact of her work on fostering liberation and societal transformation. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the nuanced realities of Black religious life or seeking motivation to pursue social justice through faith.

With a background that includes contributions to major outlets like Rolling Stone, Essence, and NBC News, Danyelle's perspective is an essential addition to contemporary discussions on faith and liberation. Tune in to discover how Danyelle Thomas is redefining public theology with boldness and authenticity.

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