CLEAN : Wake held for Charleston reverend ahead of funeral

The transcript reflects on the unity among races in the face of hate, emphasizing that love and God's light are the antidotes. It stresses the importance of family over politics, especially during times of mourning. The speaker shares a personal connection with Reverend Pinckney, highlighting the support for his family. The legacy of a leader who was both a Christian and a politician is discussed, noting the difficulty in replacing such a person.

What does the speaker believe is the only thing that can block out hate?

What does the speaker suggest should take precedence over politics?

How does the speaker feel about the importance of family in times of mourning?

In what way does the speaker express their connection to the families affected by loss?

What qualities does the speaker attribute to Reverend Pinckney?