Voddie Baucham was confused or just making things up. That’s what critical race theory co-founder Dr. Richard Delgado said when he learned that the Evangelical Christian preacher misattributed a quote to him that he, in fact, has never said.
“I think the writer whose work you are referring to was confusing me with someone else or just making things up, either of which is a bad idea when you are writing for an audience that values integrity and truth-telling!” Delgado said Tuesday in an email to Faithfully Magazine.
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Nicola A. Menzie a religion reporter whose bylines have appeared on the websites of the Religion News Service, The Christian Post, CBS News and Vibe magazine. Nicola is the Managing Editor at faithfullymagazine.com. You can find her on Twitter @namenzie. Email: nicola.menzie (at) faithfullymagazine.com.
