Kim Honeycutt, MSW, LCSW, CCFC, LCAS
Kim Honeycutt, MSW, LCSW, CCFC, LCAS
Shoutin’ In The Fire with Danté Stewart
Shoutin’ In The Fire with Danté Stewart
Shoutin’ In The Fire with Danté Stewart
Tuesday 26th July 2022
Danté Stewart joins Kim Honeycutt to discuss racism, grief, and self-love in this episode of 'Flip Your Lid'. Listen now for an insightful conversation.
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Get the buttons here!Danté Stewart on Racism, Grief, and Reclaiming Self-Love
To dismantle a world that believes that black people must wait for the best things in heaven, but white people must get them now on earth is also dismantling a theology that says that god is only concerned about marginalized communities being free, ultimately in their spirit, and not dealing with their material.
What happens when you blend personal experience with cultural critique? In this episode of 'Flip Your Lid', Kim Honeycutt sits down with the multifaceted Danté Stewart to talk about his upcoming book, 'Shoutin' In The Fire: An American Epistle'. Stewart, a minister and cultural critic, dives deep into the tangled web of racism, grief, and self-love. He shares how growing up as a black man in America has shaped his mental health and personal journey.
You'll hear about his path to self-acceptance and how he learned to reconcile his past with his present. One of the most compelling parts of the conversation is when Stewart addresses the concept of a 'white Jesus' and its impact on the black community. He stresses the importance of decolonizing faith and seeing oneself represented in religious narratives. The episode also touches on the subtle but pervasive nature of microaggressions and their cumulative effect on mental health.
Stewart underscores the necessity of safe spaces where people can openly discuss their experiences. But it's not all heavy; there's a message of empowerment too. Stewart talks about the virtues of discipline, originality, and grit—traits he learned from his grandfather—that have helped him navigate life's challenges. He encourages listeners to find their own paths to resilience and perseverance. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of how deeply ingrained societal issues affect individual lives.
It offers a blend of personal anecdotes and broader insights that are both eye-opening and relatable. Whether you're grappling with similar issues or just looking to broaden your understanding, this episode promises to be a rich and rewarding listen.