A Faithful Conversation on Anti-racism
Channel: NOWCastSA
Date: 2021-10-05

Join NOWCastSA 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2021 for the live webcast of Living in My Skin: A Faithful Conversation on Anti-racism, presented by San Antonio Faith-Based Initiative at Whitley Theological Center, 284 Oblate Drive.
 Anyone can watch the live webcast or replay the video from anywhere right here on this page.
Living in my Skin is an exhibit by local artist Lionel Sosa featuring 33 oil-on-linen portraits of San Antonio Black men, ages 10 to 90, as well as a two-part film documentary that premiered on PBS station KLRN (click here to watch the documentary). According to the Living in My Skin website, the purpose of this project is to shine a light on today’s reality, what it’s like to be a Black man or boy in San Antonio, and to help bring about a better understanding of each other as a community.
The purpose of the Oct. 5 gathering is to have this important community conversation, especially among leaders within San Antonio's faith community. The event is open to the public and all faith traditions, religions and expressions of spirituality are invited to attend. Sosa as well as some of the men whose portraits are featured in the exhibit will speak and attendees will discuss anti-racism and healing.