How do we, as followers of Jesus, confront and combat racism; not just between the red and white man, but between the colors of mankind?
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I was doing that too after work.Yes, that about sums up my day thus far. Cleaning, cleaning, cleaning, laundry, cleaning, cleaning, laundry and so on. Yuck! But it has to be done.![]()
1. If you were capable of changing what happened to the American NDNs in the past - how would you change it?
2. If you were capable of bringing peace and reconciliation between the white man and the red man - how would you go about it?
3. How would you confront the poverty, drug and alcohol abuse, and suicides that plague American NDNs today living on a Rez?
Those are good questionsHow do we, as followers of Jesus, confront and combat racism; not just between the red and white man, but between the colors of mankind?
Prayer, making eye contact with people of other races instead of just walking by. Reaching out in small ways at first when you see someone every day that is not of your race. Unconditional acceptance. Love. Some more prayer and some more prayer.How do we, as followers of Jesus, confront and combat racism; not just between the red and white man, but between the colors of mankind?
That was an excellent answer, my friend.Prayer, making eye contact with people of other races instead of just walking by. Reaching out in small ways at first when you see someone every day that is not of your race. Unconditional acceptance. Love. Some more prayer and some more prayer.
Being a peacemaker. Being fair. Refusing to participate in loud, racist conversations where a person will not let up. Walking out of a room where there is a segregation or prejudice. Go somewhere and pray. Go back to the room. Let God lead. He knows. He suffers
as his people suffer because he loves us.