The Hidden Wound

Five years ago, Wendell Berry titled his book on the damage that racism has done to our identity as America’s “The Hidden Wound.”  Recent events – from Ferguson to Baltimore to the nationally devastating racially-motivated murders in Charleston  – have made the depth of that damage achingly clear. They compel us to put discomfort aside and launch more honest and open conversations about what progress Americans have made in addressing the continued devastating cost of America’s “original sin.”  We’ll also talk about how “the hidden wound” plays out personally in our lives and relationships.