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Category Archives: racism
Reality matters! Racist history, prenatal life, man and woman
An approval approach to culture attempts to cancel people’s freedom to abstain from offering applause to other people’s choices. When kindly pointing out reality is considered to be hate speech a society is sinking into deep deception. It’s not unkind … Continue reading
America’s biggest & cruelest lie
We need a clear eyeTo see beyondAmerica’s big lieAbout black skin color. The biggest lie in American history–told on this continent for more than 400 years–declares Black people to be inferior. Both Black people and White people in America have … Continue reading
Posted in American history, black history, Black history month, healing racism, human trafficking, racism
Tagged America's biggest lie, America's hidden history, history of human rights abuse, history of racism, human trafficking in America, lies in American history, police brutality, the big like
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Strange conversation with a “non-racist” stranger
I was in a conversation with a stranger last night. When I told him I was a writer he asked what I write. I had him google my author page. When he saw my book, “Off the RACE Track,” he … Continue reading
“The Hate U Give” shows that it’s time to get “Off the RACE Track”
The new movie, The Hate U Give, is now in theaters. I watched the trailer and was amazed at how my book, Off the RACE Track, shows how America got to the point documented in this movie and gives some … Continue reading
Posted in African American experience, African Americans, black culture, healing racism, inner city, inner city streets, Off the RACE Track, prejudice, racial healing, racism, Steve Simms, street talk, streets, Uncategorized, urban, urban life
Tagged Algee Smith, Amandla Stenberg, Angie Thomas, movie, new movie, race, Russell Hornsby, The Hate U Give
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What they’re saying about Off the RACE Track
Off the Race Track–From Color-Blind to Color-Kind is a kind, nonpolitical, and inspiring resource for racial reconciliation and healing America’s racial wounds. Here is what people are saying about it: Commissioner Israel L. Gaither, first black National Commander, The Salvation … Continue reading
Posted in acts of kindness, American history, be kind, black history, Black history month, colorblind, healing racism, history, institutional racism, kindness, multi-racial, multi-racial church, racial healing, racial reconciliation, racism, Salvation Army, Steve Simms, The Salvation Army, Uncategorized
Tagged book, book review, diversity, Israel Gaither, Joe Calloway, Off the RACE Track, quotes, race
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Discriminate in your reading–plant seeds of hope
All reading is not created equal. Discriminate. Find reading material that is hope-giving, uplifting, challenging, and healing. Read books that fill up your heart with love, compassion, and understanding, not books that trash your heart. Everything you read puts a seed … Continue reading
Posted in American history, discrimination, healing racism, history, Off the RACE Track, Oprah Show, Oprah Winfrey, positive thinking, racism, reading, self-esteem, self-fulfillment, self-help, self-improvement, Uncategorized, wrong side of history
Tagged black history, books, heart care, mental health, Oprah, optimism, race, reading
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A fresh, non-political look at race
Talking about race doesn’t have to be political, stressful, or confrontational. It can be encouraging and healing. Check out my new book — Off The Race Track–From Color-Blind To Color-Kind at this link.
Posted in acts of kindness, be kind, black church, Black history month, Black or White, colorblind, healing racism, institutional racism, Jim Crow, kindness, politics, racism, Random acts of kindness, red and yellow black and white, Uncategorized, white view of race, whites
Tagged #raceinAmerica, African American History, American history, black history, history, race, racial healing, racial reconciliation
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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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Skin color, statues, & stuff
Skin color’s a dumb thing to focus on! So much pain was released when it became a way of evaluating people. Let’s quit judging people by their “color.” Eye color, hair color, skin color; does any of it really matter? … Continue reading
Posted in healing racism, love, Love one another, racial healing, racial reconciliation, racism, Uncategorized, unity
Tagged history, protests, race, racial tension, statue, violence, Virginia
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