59: D.L. Mayfield on The Myth of the American Dream - a podcast by Ashley Hales

In this conversation with D.L. Mayfield, we talk about systems in America, how place, education, and opportunities are unequal and strategies for resilience.
Join us for Season 4 as we consider hot-button issues alive and well in our world today: Living Faithfully in an Upside-Down World.LINKS
D.L. Mayfield’s website: http://www.dlmayfield.com/Danielle’s book, The Myth of the American Dream https://amzn.to/337kzkN
Danielle’s first book, Assimilate or Go Home: https://amzn.to/3k1l9HIFollow Danielle on Twitter: @d_l_mayfield

SHARE“I saw my city through refugee eyes.” @d_l_mayfield @aahales #findingholypodcast
“You do have a responsibility to be honest about where you are. If you’re a Christian, you have to ask: do I use this power or privilege to love my neighbor? How do I create a world that is just?” @d_l_mayfield @aahales #findingholypodcast“If we don’t lament, we won’t have the scriptural imagination to consider something new.” @d_l_mayfield @aahales #findingholypodcast
“We engage in self-care to build resilience.” @d_l_mayfield @aahales #findingholypodcast“Proximity without mutuality only makes things worse. The dream for mutual flourishing is God’s dream.” @d_l_mayfield @aahales #findingholypodcast

ONE SMALL STEPNow, in a global shutdown, take this moment to think about neighborliness and educate yourself about what you want to change when things open up. Start by reading or following social media accounts.
Look at your church, your parks, your schools, your neighborhood. Does everyone look like you, act like you, vote like you? Try to change one of those things.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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