Chicanos, blacks and whites ... they all met together in a special forum in Bakersfield, Calif., to discuss minority groups. Their conclusion: each has developed its own proud identity, but whites, including Christian students, are still prejudiced. As a result, some barriers are tougher to crack than ever. All the rhetoric about equality and acceptance needs to be translated into action.
— The Way (Page 1,058)
This was commentary in the 1970s and it may actually be worse now 50 years later. Growing up in the 90s I recall only anti-racism in Christian circles (though that may have been a regional thing, or a youth who didn't recognize). But in the 2020s I see many proclaiming to be Christian, while also proclaiming some of the most hateful things imagined. God heal your church.