ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In Part II of this Episode, Bishop Tolton talks about his mission of creating Interconnected Justice (ICJ)- a global racial justice movement in which the continent of Africa and its diaspora build an ecosystem of self-defined and determined advocacy.
Bishop Tolton works directly with leaders to build integrated justice movements connecting activists with civil society advocates, media professionals, academics, and political leaders.
Bishop Tolton opens our eyes to the “invisible” influences of the West that jeopardize LGBTQ rights in Africa.
You can contact Bishop Tolton and check out his mission here:
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