Tag Archives: Racism

You Might Be A Racist If…

Posted on May 2, 2012 by

I grew up in the deep south. I’ve seen racism up close and personal. As a 60′s child I lived through the racial uprisings of the civil rights movement. I saw the ugliness, the hatred and the foolishness of racism … Continue reading →

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The Gospel – The Answer for Church Diversity

Posted on July 14, 2011 by

Here in Mississippi, the epicenter of the Civil Rights struggles from the past generation, the Gospel alone proves to be the answer for civil rights and church diversity. No, not the answer which the political pundits and flame throwers promote. … Continue reading →

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Mississippi Burning – Not Any More!

Posted on April 20, 2011 by

The movie “Mississippi Burning” was a portrayal of the civil rights struggles in the deep south during the early 1960′s. It focused on the brutal murder of three civil rights workers in Philadelphia, Mississippi. Racism was the accepted norm during those … Continue reading →

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Unmasking Racism in the Evangelical Church

Posted on March 17, 2011 by

Move around among evangelical circles and it becomes obvious that a silent undertow of racism exists. Most congregations are either “Lilly White” or “Midnight Black.” Yep, growing up in the South has been a sharp learning curve of picking up on … Continue reading →

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