Sanctification and Holiness Culture in the Black Community with Dr. Desiree Robinson
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Sanctification and Holiness Culture in the Black Community with Dr. Desiree Robinson
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In many Black church spaces, holiness isn't just a doctrine — it's a culture of control. And the psychological toll it takes on Black people runs deeper than most are willing to admit.
In this episode of Surviving the Black Church, we sit down with Dr. Desiree Robinson — therapist and integrative practitioner specializing in faith, trauma, and intimate wellness — for an honest clinical conversation about what sanctification and holiness culture actually do to Black people who are raised inside them. From shame-based theology to suppressed identity, Dr. Robinson helps us name what so many survivors have felt but never had words for.
This one is for everyone who performed holiness to belong — and is still trying to find their way back to themselves.
Surviving the Black Church — because your story doesn't end there.
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