In Episode 11 of Both Sides Of The Fence, we welcome Bishop E. W. Jackson. He joins us to discuss his life, including his experiences, and how he went from foster care to Harvard through discipline and faith.
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In Episode 11 of Both Sides Of The Fence, we welcome Bishop E. W. Jackson. He joins us to discuss his life, including his experiences, and how he went from foster care to Harvard through discipline and faith.
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We sit down with Bishop Jackson to trace the turning points that took him from foster care and street trouble to discipline, faith, and public life. We wrestle with how to hold convictions without hatred, and how shared humanity can cut through today’s political and cultural division.
• foster care, gang involvement, and the day his father intervenes
• a school reset, a safer classroom, and a teacher who builds confidence
• learning worth, boundaries, and empathy without excusing harm
• reconciling America’s painful history with optimism and gratitude
• reading the Bible as curiosity that becomes personal faith
• how faith reshapes marriage, parenting, and friendships
• drawing the line between faith and politics through a biblical worldview
• personal responsibility, consequences, and the role of family in teaching accountability
• why moral disagreement gets mislabeled as hate and how to keep conversations respectful
• race, identity, and the push to relate through shared humanity
• leaving the Democratic Party over conscience and social issues
• bridging the partisan gap by praying for opponents and treating people as human
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