Show notes
The second part of a series on art and justice in which I briefly explore of the role of imagination in justice and in partaking of chocolate chip cookies.
Related D&N articles on art and justice:
- Art & Justice Part One: Inside
- An Abundance of Time: Walter Brueggemann’s “Sabbath as Resistance”
- Lynching Today: Reflections on “The Cross and the Lynching Tree” by James Cone
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Music references:
In this episode:
Intro and outro music: “Footprints”
Interludes: “Lullaby”
Used with permission.
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about Kelly Foster
Kelly designs buildings and other things, teaches teenagers, follows Jesus, and writes about the intersections between all these things.
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