Episode 323 | The Delmar Divide

May 5, 2026 | Racial Reconciliation

In this episode of The Way We See It, Pastor Alex Bryant unpacks the powerful reality of the Delmar Boulevard divide in St. Louis, where one street separates two completely different worlds, one marked by struggle, the other by opportunity and growth. While many point to systemic issues, Alex leans into a deeper conversation about education, exposure, and decision-making. He challenges listeners to think beyond circumstances and consider how wisdom, financial literacy, and daily choices shape outcomes over time. With both compassion and clarity, this episode pushes us to stop making excuses, start making better decisions, and take ownership of the future we’re building.

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