Watch: Black Clergy from North Carolina Speak Out For LGBT Equality
Many Voices has launched a three-part video campaign featuring straight Black Clergy from North Carolina. Each interview captures experiences from ally voices of faith that undermine the misconception that Black pastors are monolithically homophobic.
The videos also illuminate how African Americans can be both religious and supportive of LGBT people, and that being LGBT-affirming is consistent with one’s faith. Rev. Cedric Harmon, Co-Director of Many Voices says, “Our allies are deeply important to this work because they remind us that at the heart of the movement for LGBT justice is the fight for everyone in God’s family to live safely and authentically.”
North Carolina is a state with a substantial Black LGBT presence and strong ties to the Church. With over 40 percent of Black Protestants supporting the freedom to marry, the testimonies are representative of a growing number of justice-seeking pastors across the country.
Rev. Reggie Longcrier for the Many Voices Video Campaign from Many Voices on Vimeo.
Rev. Dr. Terence Leathers for the Many Voices Video Campaign from Many Voices on Vimeo.
Rev. Dr. Rodney Sadler, Jr. for the Many Voices Video Campaign from Many Voices on Vimeo.
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