Lydia Ocasio-Stoutenburg is a Black and Latina Catholic layperson, a wife to her husband of 25 years, mother to five children and an assistant professor of special education. She is a family, disability and community researcher, and an advocate for justice.
This book contributes a thoughtfully and collectively crafted starting point for the importance of preaching racial justice, moving toward how the church might begin to respond — by speaking directly to its people.
