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In 2010, the most representative gathering of Christian leaders from around the world joined together in Cape Town, South Africa for the Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization. It was this congress that produced the Cape Town Commitment, which represented the convictions brought together by the Global Church. One of the convictions that were brought to the forefront of the world stage was Diaspora missions.
“Are you mixed?” This seemingly innocent question from a white elementary school classmate sat with me for a few minutes before I answered. “No, I am Black.” He asked so he could accurately “locate” me in the social construct that we have come to know as race. I confused him. My eyes were hazel, and I was close to his color. Maybe I could pass as white and be his friend. He wanted me to choose a side.
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