Can We Talk About Skin Colour?

Written By Carmel Page

back to Issue 7

“If you are part of the Christadelphian community you are part of racism. You are not exempt. If you do not engage in racist behaviours, if you do not have racist attitudes, but you allow racism to continue within our community, then you are complicit in racism.” 

Read the Article

Listen to the Article

You can subscribe to our podcast, and listen to all of our articles using any of the following platforms:

Study Guide

Thinking about using this article for a Bible class, Sunday school, or CYC? Use this study guide as a starting point for a group discussion with others, or for self reflection on your own.

If you have a question you think should be added to the study guide, please let us know by emailing editor@pressonjournal.org

Bonus Material

In her article, Carmel references a survey she did on racism and antiracism within the Christadelphian community. . You can find the survey and the results of that survey here:

Engage With the Author

Have a question or comment about this article? Submit a comment, and we’ll give the author a chance to respond before posting the discussion below.

There are currently no comments on this article. Be the first to submit a question or comment.

Carmel Page

Carmel Page is an artist, author and storyteller based in Sheffield, UK. She and her husband have a house on the edge of the city but she tends to inhabit a world of her own. Carmel is English, quarter Scottish, British, half Czechoslovakian, quarter Bohemian, quarter Austro-Hungarian, one thirty-sixth French, European, Christian, Christadelphian and Jewish. She is not the same shape as a pigeon-hole.

Previous

Mother in Israel: Deborah’s Story
Next

Christadelphians’ Obsession with the Bible