The Ending of All Racism in America

[Intercessor]

Well I've felt that way too. But black people who think"all" white people are racist just aren't looking at the FACTS. The facts that many white people were marching along with the black protesters. The fact that there were white soldiers in the civil war who fought to free the slaves, and Lincoln who was white was backing it.Yes of course it's possible to be white and not a racist, although it's not possible in the minds of some black people whose hatred of white people prevents them from admitting these FACTS I've given.So some of us will be labeled that even in the face of facts that refute it. But the ones who think that don't seem to ease their hatred with these facts.So yes it's possible to be white and not a racist, but the other part of the answer is I don't think it's possible to convince blacks who think like that that you're not. I guess after a while just move on and leave it to God.

Would have moved on 2 weeks ago but there is literal fuel being added to the fire by the mainstream media...

 

[Steven Bobb]

Would have moved on 2 weeks ago but there is literal fuel being added to the fire by the mainstream media...

Yes!!IThat's why I sometimes post noting about the media instigating,and presenting their own twisted "facts."

 

[123]

Psalm 59: You are my strength, I sing praise to you;
you, God, are my fortress,
my God on whom I can rely.
May the Lord wrap his arms around you and keep you at peace. Believe and keep praying. My thoughts and prayers are with you!

 

[Muani]

I prayed for and with you in Jesus Name Amen. God is in control.

 

[Naveen Prashanth]

I am from a northern state and my relatives were from counties that did not participate in slavery. My family has never had anything to do with that system. I am glad for freedom and equal opportunity in america, we should never have had the wicked institution of oppression in the first place. There were prophets who warned against it while we were transitioning from england but they did not win out 245 years ago. I am glad we dealt with it in the 1860s and the 350,000 white soldiers who died for the union in the civil war did not die in vain and the "good news" of the Emancipation Proclamation reached throughout the country. I hope no one whose family members died to free slaves is called a racist just because they are white, for that itself would be racist. I am glad President Lincoln did not die in vain. I am glad Dr MLK, Jr, did not die in vain. I am equally sad both died. I met Dr MLKing's son and told him how much I appreciated his father's work. He could tell I was sincere and thanked me. Of my five best friends, 2 are black, 1 spanish, 1 Irish and 1 just white, not even identifying his nationality other than american (4 are christian, I'm praying for the 1 other). I am more a "brother" to my saved black and spanish friends than my unsaved white friend. I would appreciate not being judged for the color of my skin, and I am sure there are many in all parts of america who would also enjoy the same courtesy. I honestly feel reverse racism may actually be at least as big a problem at present. I pray for the end of all racism, that everyone is judged not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character, in Jesus' name.

Amen

 

[younglady2]

I have prayed for this prayer request in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

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