black people and making america live up to its ideals hill is a racial equity advocate pastor of river city church a multiethnic congregation to congo and is on a mission to lead church leaders beyond the racism deeply embedded in the white evangelical church daniel hill joins us now to discuss his book that takes all right supremacy through biblical lives welcome daniel. who i mean. so you and i go way back we're both chicago people i know of your church quite a bit and you're someone who leaves this massive multicultural church in what is one of the well it is america's most segregated city chicago you've seen from this that are the results of community divestment a bias criminal justice system the results of redlining how are these things addressed in your church and how does your congregation live out the examples that you set out in your book. you know that's a big question. i think if you've heard the analogy right of. it there's babies being coming down the stream of a river and you try to help the babies are coming down but at some point you have to go upstream and you're out why the baby'

river. garfield neighborhood usually called now, woodland. garfield memorial church transformed to the national city christian church. although just steps away from its previous location. why is garfield so unknown generally? today, such a short time in office illiminated a chance for serious accomplishments. lost potential. that lost potential is commemorated in various ways. statues, hospitals. it is valuable and resident to those who sought. as those people slip away, the appreciation of that lost potential slips away as well. thank you. [applause] questions? >> i've heard it said that garfield may well have been the most brilliant president we ever had. i have heard the legend that he could speak greek and latin. i even heard that he could write with one hand in latin and one hand in greek. is there any truth to any of those legends about him? >> he was very intelligent and very well educated. i am not sure about writing in a two different languages with two different hands. he was very well educated, particularly for his time. you saw that on his monument. they commemorate those aspects of his

river. garfield neighborhood usually called now woodland. garfield memorial church transformed into the national city community christian church, all those steps away from his previous location. so, why is garfield so unknown generally today? such a short time in office, eliminated the chance for serious accomplishment, and leaving just a lost potential. that lost potential is commemorated in various ways with the statues, to hospital. but, is valuable and residents to those who saw it. but as those people slip away, that appreciation of that lost potential slips away, as well. thank you. questions? >> i heard you say that garfield might have been the most brilliant president we've ever had. i mean i've often heard, i heard the leisure that he could speak greek and latin, and i heard that he could write with one hand in latin in one hand and greet, is there any truth to any of those legends about him? >> he was a very intelligent, very well educated men. i'm not sure about the writing two different languages with two different hands. but he was, you know, very well educated, particularly for his time

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