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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Are We Post-Racial?
Are we a post-racial society? Back in 2008, during the past presidential election, a theme among those supporting President Obama was that with his ascension to the White House would come the fall of racism in our society. After his … Continue reading
Posted in Race, Racism
Tagged dominant group, minority group, President Bush, President Obama, race, Racism, racist cartoons
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A Follow Up on Trayvon Martin
More “facts” are coming out about the Trayvon Martin case and Trayvon Martin himself. It amazes me how many people who questioned the first reports given by the media because the media cannot be trusted have all of the sudden … Continue reading
My Take on Trayvon Martin
Over the last 10 years I have taught sociology on and off at Nashville State Community College (NSCC) in Nashville, Tennessee. The majority of students at NSCC are African-American. I guess, over the years I have had at least 1,000 … Continue reading
The Government Does Have a Role
I will readily admit my background and training in social justice issues is weak. I was brought up during a time when most things considered “justice” was considered “liberal.” I was trained that the “social gospel” was really no gospel … Continue reading
When a System Demands Our Allegiance Away from Christ
I read this article this morning on sojo.net and thought it was interesting. I would be very interested in what you think. _______________________________________________ When I am faced with dishonesty and fraud on a systemic scale, I ask my questions of … Continue reading
Posted in Justice, Mercy, News
Tagged Biblical Justice, Justice, Occupy Movement, Social Justice, sojo.net
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“Don’t Do the Crime…”
“Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time.” I agree with the tenor of that saying, but I wonder, If a person does the crime and the time then why after he/she has done the time do they … Continue reading
Posted in Prison / Prisoners
Tagged Convicted Felon, human-rights, Prisoners, Prisons, Social Justice, Unemployment
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Mercy and Justice
I have been reading a lot of books lately about justice and community development and how to best make a difference. Right now I am reading a book called, Toxic Charity. It seems that most of the books I have … Continue reading
Posted in Justice, Mercy
Tagged Biblical Justice, clothes closets, Compassion, free clothes, holistic compassion, Justice, prophet micah, Social Justice, thrift stores, Toxic Charity
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