Why White Evangelicals Don't Listen to Black Christians
Many white evangelicals only consider Black Christian perspectives on racism when they align with their existing views.
A Black Christian man reflects on his experiences discussing racism with white evangelicals throughout his adult life, noting a pattern of selective listening.
Many white evangelicals only listen to Black Christian perspectives on racism when these perspectives reinforce their existing beliefs.
This phenomenon was observed after the murder of Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, where conservative white evangelicals praised him as a faithful Christian and even compared him to early church figures like Stephen and the Apostle Paul.
Texas Republican Representative Troy Nehls said Kirk would have been Jesus’ “13th disciple” if he had lived during biblical times.
Author's summary: White evangelicals often selectively listen to Black Christian perspectives.
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