How Kim Jackson Balances Faith and Politics In Her Fight for Justice

Run For Something
20/10/2020 48 min Temporada 1 Episodio 8
How Kim Jackson Balances Faith and Politics In Her Fight for Justice

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Kim Jackson is an Episcopal priest born in the south, a queer Black woman married to a Muslim scholar, and after November, she'll be one of the first openly LGBT members of the Georgia state senate. We talked about how she felt called to serve --  in faith and in politics -- and the tension between the two, her beautiful marriage, the way her campaign helped fix her broken family, and her vision for Georgia. Warning: This interview will make you cry.    Produced by Dear Media. 

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