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Grief in the time of COVID-19 with Clinical Psychologist Gloria Huh
Grief in the time of COVID-19 with Clinical Psychologist Gloria Huh

Gloria says she is still a work in progress and it doesn’t always work with her —sometimes they can’t meet her where she wants to go and sometimes it’s not a good fit. The focus is family of origins, trauma, diversity stuff. But if there is help rejecting and deflection of responsibility makes its really hard to do the work.

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Coronavirus, diversity, Episode Notes, faithDanielle Rueb - Castillejogloria huh, clinical psychologist, the arise podcast, race, covid, coronavirus, grief, ice cream, injustice, faith, the allender center, the Seattle school, fragility, white fragility, racism, unity, united states, quarantine life, quarantine, therapy, psychology, today
One of These Things is Not Like the Other: Scripture & Liberation Theology by Tamice Spencer
One of These Things is Not Like the Other: Scripture & Liberation Theology by Tamice Spencer

Is it any wonder why black indigenous people of color whose cultures value oral tradition, place, narrative, movement, and harmony might gravitate to this type of theology; or why the oppression of this population (in the name of systematic theology)—would birth a counter theology of liberation based upon the biblical text? 

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