Artistry, race, and empathy – Carmen LaBerge | God’s grace in a maximum security prison – Daniel DeWitt
Carmen LaBerge reflects on a controversy where a very talented artist lost the opportunity to do a Harriet Tubman statue in Philadelphia because he was not African-American. The deeper issue is whether we can empathize through our ethnic differences or not.
Theolatte‘s Daniel DeWitt recounts his recent visit as a professor at a seminary within the walls of a Texas maximum security prison. He share stories about the people he met, seeing how God redeems those others have thrown away.
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