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Category Archives: equality
History of the race card
People with similar personalities have much more in common than people with similar skin color. Get out of the race box. Color outside the racial lines. Get my new book “Off the RACE Track” on Amazon. If you look back at … Continue reading
Posted in ancient history, colorblind, equality, Europeans, inequality, Jewish, Jews, Off the RACE Track, out of the box, outside the lines, the colors, The Declaration of Independence, Uncategorized
Tagged African Ameican history, American history, black history, history, race, race baiting, race card
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Track or Treat?
If you look closely at history you will noticed that America was founded on a color-coded trick called race. That trick laid the track of dubious racial distinction and distracted us from the treat of compassionate color-caring and equality. Perhaps we … Continue reading
Posted in African Americans, America, blacks, equality, history, inequality, October 31, racial healing, racial reconciliation, the colors, the fall, Trick or Treating, Uncategorized, whites
Tagged All Saints Day, American history, black history, Color-kind, Halloween, Off the RACE Track, race, Trick or treat
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All lives matter (or do they?)
You can’t treat me that way! I was worthless and disposable in the womb, but now my life matters. I lived through the womb!!! I went through the womb and came out of it alive! (I bet you did, too.) I’m … Continue reading
Posted in all lives matter, equality, human body, human life, human rights, human sexuality, inequality, life matters, mother's womb, pro life, prolife prochoice, right to life, Uncategorized, value of life, womb
Tagged abortion, all lives matter, Black Lives Matter, blue lives matter, Ireland referendum, prochoice, prolife, Roe v. Wade
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You might be unracist if . . .
The vast majority of Americans claim (and believe) that they are not racists. However, in an unracist society, race isn’t an issue. You might be unracist if you look at faces and don’t see races. You might be unracist if … Continue reading
Posted in American history, black history, Black history month, community, drum major for justice, equality, human rights, inequality, injustice, institutional racism, liberty and justice for all, Love one another, Martin Luther King, Martin Luther King Day, Martin Luther King Jr., MLK, MLK Day, NASCAR, overcoming hate, social justice, the beloved community, The Movement, Uncategorized, unity, wrong side of history
Tagged American racism, civil rights, color line, equality, overcoming racism, quotes, race, race in America, racism, racist
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Shall we overcome?
Shall we overcome? Don’t succumb to discouragement, self-destruction, and depression. Overcome through the reality of Christ’s love. “Deep in my heart, I do believe, we shall overcome someday!” The lost word of the Bible is a recovery word. It can … Continue reading
Posted in African American experience, African Americans, black history, Black history month, Christianity, Deep in my heart I do believe, depression, discouragement, encouragement, equal rights, equality, human rights, lyrics, overcoming circumstances, overcoming depression, overcoming hate, overcoming setbacks, overcoming temptation, posters, quote, Uncategorized, wisdom
Tagged addiction, all lives matter, Black Lives Matter, Civil Rights Movement, recovery, social justice, song, support groups, We shall overcome
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H8 is 2 much fr8 2 carry through life!
Deb8 is no reason 2 h8!
Posted in acts of kindness, equal rights, equality, human rights, Love one another, love your enemies
Tagged debate, getting along, hate, hate speech, love
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Religion/Grace/Church Without Laymen
Religion asks: “What’s the least I can do and still go to Heaven?” —Recipients of grace ask: “What’s the most I can do to love, honor, serve, and obey the One who died on the Cross to save me from … Continue reading
Posted in clergy, clergy/laity, clericalism, cross, equality, going to Heaven, grace, grace card, grace definition, grace of God, inequality, lay speakers, lay testimonies, layman, laymen, laywomen, open church, open forum, open mic, organic church, royal priesthood, simple church, sin, Spirit prompting
Tagged church, priesthood of the believer, religion, royal priesthood
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