In A Broken Seat at the Table: Conversations about Race, Resilience, and Building Bridges, Eddy Paul Thomas reflects on more than 30 years of hard conversations, challenging situations, and personal experiences with institutional racism. The combination of failed and successful attempts at racial reconciliation and restorative justice serve as inspirations for building bridges and less debate on the way forward by examining the truth regarding our nation's original sin.
After working on the frontlines, at the intersections of mercy ministry, racial reconciliation, human rights, and education for just over two decades, Thomas' A Broken Seat at the Table provides the reader hope for a path forward as well as insightful ways to disrupt and dismantle systemic issues that plague people of color in the United States.
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