Hear Me, See Me Black History Month ’” Thus

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Senegal's highest national honor

Hopkins is associate professor of theology at the University of Chicago

His spiritual journey becomes ours in this stirring

Hear Me, See Me Black History Month ’” Thus" These are radical, revolutionary voices because they dare us to do what society insists we must not: listen to and care about those who have been cast out and locked away. If we pause long enough we just might find the seeds of their liberation and our own." Michelle Alexander, author, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Color Blindnes" by explaining, not excusing, the behavior that led them to prison sharing the insight they gain