The overall objective is to create a deeper understanding of the Black Lives Matter Movement during the Summer of 2020 through the lens of modern Christian practices and ideals, with the hope of better understanding the motivations of those involved in the Black Lives Matter Movement and to evaluate the connection between religion, politics, and human rights. It should be noted that this interview took place in the year 2020, during the coronavirus pandemic with a remote interview process. The interview took place shortly before a contentious presidential election, and discusses a highly politicized social movement that (as of October 2020) peaked in the Summer of 2020.
Natalie Reid speaks about her experiences growing up in Texas as a Chinese adoptee and the impact that trans-racial adoption has had on her life. She also talks about becoming comfortable with her identity as an adoptee over time. She discusses finding community through experiences at church, school, and college. Natalie also discusses her decision to become a physical therapist.