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Category Archives: Civil Rights
MLK’s dream can’t be fulfilled without Jesus
Fifty years ago today, Martin Luther King, Jr. was brutally murdered for boldly and compassionately standing up for love, unity, and equality. The night before, in his last speech, King said: “I’ve seen the promised land. I may not get … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Civil Rights, dream, dreams, healing racism, I have a dream, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Martin Luther King Jr., MLK quotes, promised land, race, racism, the impossible dream, The Movement, Uncategorized
Tagged 50th anniversay, dream still lives, King assassination, King Christian quotes, Martin Luther King, MLK assassination, MLK Day, MLK dream speech, quotes
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What makes a bad New Year? People.
If the world is bad, People made it so. A better world Requires better people. We try to fix the world with laws & programs that fail to make us better people. The world doesn’t need a better political system. It … Continue reading
Why America needs to say, “Black Lives Matter”
Why America Needs To Say “Black Lives Matter” In its early years America said That black lives don’t matter By subjecting millions of black lives to: Human trafficking and abuse; Lifelong bondage and work without pay; Cruel separation from their … Continue reading
Posted in African American experience, African Americans, American history, black history, Black history month, black is beautiful, Civil Rights, healing racism, institutional racism, Jim Crow, justice, liberty and justice for all, multi-racial, racial healing, racism, slavery, social justice, Uncategorized, victims of injustice
Tagged Black Lives Matter, healing, history, human trafficking, poem, police shootings, race, racial reconciliation
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Our wrong-gong can “make America great again.”
To “make America great again” requires a return to the high ideals of our national creeds: “Liberty and justice for all,” “All men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights,” “In God we trust,” and … Continue reading
Posted in American values, basic rights, Bill of Rights, Civil Rights, clear conscience, conscience, creationism, Creator, do it if it feels good, family values, freedom of conscience, human rights, immorality, injustice, justice, liberty, liberty and justice for all, morality, right and wrong, slogans, social justice, trust in God, Uncategorized
Tagged Donald Trump, ethics, evangelicals, In God we trust, Make America great again, politics
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It’s Your Right!
It’s Your Right! You have the right . . . To daily follow and obey The living, resurrected Jesus Christ! Don’t allow anyone To rob you Of that Right! A Rap ‘Bout Rights (Who has rights?)
Peace Is Possible Between Israel & The Palestinians
Is peace possible between the Palestinians and Israel? Yes, but there needs to be a radical change in methodology. Here’s how — begin systematically applying loving, non-cooperative, non-violence modeled after Mahatma Gandhi and the Indian Independence Movement and Martin Luther … Continue reading
Posted in abolitionism, abolitionist movement, African Americans, American history, anti-slavery, black history, Civil Rights, Gandhi, Holy Land, independence, India, Indian history, Indian independence, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jesus Christ, just peace, justice, Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, movie Gandhi, slavery, William Lloyd Garrison
Tagged Gaza, history, Israel, Middle East, non-violence, Palestinians, peace, war
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Should People Have The Right To Make Other People Say Wrong Is Right?
Nobody should have the right to make other people say that wrong is right? Everybody should have the right to believe in right and wrong and to freely express their belief. However, the right to believe in right and wrong has been … Continue reading
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