2 chapters across the catalog
The hosts explore the definition of "monolith" as a powerful, large organization that ignores individuals. They discuss how terms like "Black," "White," "Asian," and "LGBT" are used as monolithic political labels. Mo argues that these groupings are often artificial constructs used to create reliable voting blocks.
The conversation turns to the erosion of Black communities and the influence of outside ideologies on the Black church. The hosts argue that the "gender war" and "generational war" are being fueled by outside forces to weaken the community. They specifically mention the elevation of Black women over Black men in the church as a factor that causes men to withdraw from leadership roles.
