A question was asked about whether Lecrae divorced white evangelicalism, he said:

I spoke out very frequently throughout 2016 in many different ways and it affected me. I went from a show that may have had 3,000 there to 300 but that was the cost. But those 300 people were people who I knew loved Lecrae, the black man, the Christian, all of who Lecrae was, not the caricature that had been drawn up for them.

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Lecrae has been busy in promo mode for his new album All Things Work Together. One of the more popular names in Christian hip-hop recently joined the podcast Truths Table. They spoke about the rappers musical and personal transformation since his last album, a three-year period during which Lecrae become increasingly vocal in speaking up about racial injustice.