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In God's infinite and unfathomable

wisdom... He created and fashioned 

each of us. 

God is All... 

and in all.

Colossians 3:11

Whether one is rich or poor, in God's eyes, we 

all stand as equals. We are God's creation... 

enmeshed by our beautiful differences and design. 

God loves us all and is under no illusion about 

who we are, where we have been, what we have 

done, what we have acquired or our race. God 

views us as His highly valued treasure! If we exist, 

we have value and worth and are beautiful in the 

eyes of God. 

We are all one image... originated 

from the same blueprint! 

God created the world and everything in it, 

and God made every nation of men from 

“One blood."

God's sovereignty is not limited to a single nation or 

certain people. God's love extends far beyond imaginary 

man-made barriers and worldly designations, i.e., race, 

tribe, creed, color, gender, language, age, culture,

disability, political beliefs, educational background, 

or socio-economic differences, experiences, or realities.

God is the Lord of all the world, 

and God is the Creator of all.

Impartiality is an attribute of God. 

Though diverse in many ways, we 

are one in God. 

God created us all, and God sees 

each of us as precious, valuable 

and of equal worth. 

God teaches us in the Scriptures that...

the human race is one. 

We are indisputably different, but the same. 

God has created for us... a rich and blessed 

multicultural diversity! 

Diversity reflects the Kingdom 

of God!

The Kingdom of God reflects an inherent and

God-given diversity. As we look around, we 

see the beauty and awesome creativity of God. 

This beauty is revealed all throughout creation. 

Creation is a multitude of colorful and diverse

 cultural expressions. We are a people from every

 tribe and tongue and nation, colorful and diverse. 

The Bible reminds us that there will be "A great 

multitude, which no one could count" in heaven, and that 

these people will be "From every nation and all tribes and 

peoples and tongues."

God is absolutely and totally impartial. 

Since God doesn’t show partiality, 

we should refrain from partiality ourselves. 

Spirit makes us relevant to anyone, anywhere, anytime.

 The Scriptures affirm the fundamental equality of all 

people before God. God's Word is very clear in telling 

us that no one is insignificant. Every single person is 

important, vital, and valuable to God. 

Mercy triumphs over judgment. If we are merciful, 

we will lovingly seek the highest good of all people.

Does God favor one person or group over another?

Should we?

 The inalienability of diversity professes the validity

 of a multitude of cultural expressions.

Humanity’s failure to honor the differences of others, 

care for one another in their particular struggles, and 

empathize with their experiences stems from our 

fallen and unrighteous nature and an attempt to 

live in defiance of God.

Race relations, especially between blacks, browns, 

and whites have long been a serious problem in the 

United States. 

“But a man must examine himself”

1 Corinthians 11:28

Turn within, identify and shut down that vile 

inner voice that is giving you malicious notions. 

If you are listening to anything but God, then it 

is not right. The moment you realize the voice 

you're hearing is not God... it's Satan. 

Satan, the deceiver and father of lies, will do 

anything to destroy your soul and have you 

join him in the dreadful, unending punishment

 of hell.

God needs to be your motivating

 factor, at every turn in life.

Racism today isn’t the racism that our ancestors or 

even the older generations experienced, but it is still 

very much so a problem... it's just warmed over 

differently.

Favoritism and partiality are not from God.

Partiality and favoritism are both inconsistent 

with the character of God.

The Greek word for partiality means 

“to make unjust distinctions between people by

 treating one person better than another.” 

A person's physical appearance, gender, possessions, 

skills, intelligence level, or even religious affiliation 

do not determine his or her value. Treating people 

differently based on things like their ethnicity, 

social status, or wealth is wrong. 

The idea of difference, worldly isms, and class 

privilege are interlocking systems of oppression. 

They appear to be natural; however, they are, in

 fact, socially constructed and are used to 

rationalize inequality and all kinds of isms.

To say that humans are in the image of God is to

 recognize the special qualities of human nature 

which allows God to be made manifest in humans. 

 God didn’t discriminate in His design. He didn’t 

create one human being greater than the other. We 

are all image bearers, and regardless of race, tribe, 

creed, color, class, religion, language, age, culture,

 disability, political beliefs, educational backgrounds, 

or socioeconomic differences, experiences, or 

realities... we are all in need of God's saving grace.

In Revelations, John describes the vision he 

received of a glorified church:

"After this I looked, and there before me was 

a great multitude that no one could count, from

 every nation, tribe, people and language, standing 

before the throne and before the Lamb."

It’s paramount to notice that this 

multitude of worshipers did not 

blend, exclusively, into one 

particular race. 

God showed Peter that... 

"No race is better than any

other!"

Let us grasp that profound

reality.

For anyone to think, believe or act in 

any way smug and superior to another, 

based on the color of one's skin or 

birthplace... is not only shallow, but  

they commit the sin of racism. 

God knows our frame; He is mindful that 

we are but dust. 

Psalm 103:14

Racism begins by regarding people of another

 race as insignificant, i.e., lacking any individual 

identity worthy of consideration. When racists 

strip others of their individual identity, that 

means they have dehumanized them. 

Dehumanization has fueled innumerable acts of 

violence, human rights violations, war crimes, 

and genocides like slavery. It involves taking 

away all human qualities of the victim and 

reducing the victim to sub-human, in the eyes

 of the perpetrator. 

Making others seem less than human and 

less civilized makes it easy to commit acts 

of violence towards other people. It is the 

dehumanization aspect of racism that leads

 racists to do demoralizing things to others.

Two ways people commit violence is through

moral disengagement and dehumanization. 

Both are associated with hate crimes and war.

Some people will go against their own moral 

compass because of peer pressure and lack of 

self-control. People who disengage their morals 

don't take personal responsibility for the harm 

they cause others. Dehumanization and moral 

disengagement are learned behaviors. 

Every act or thought that treats a person as 

"less than" human is an act of dehumanization, 

and it clearly and painfully explains man's 

inhumanity to man.

Racism implies the denial of a person’s 

humanity. Throughout history, racism has 

given the thumbs up for all sorts of inhumane 

treatments. 

Racist crimes against humanity can be as trivial 

as snubs that indicate “You mean nothing to me” 

and as profound as the crime of genocide, 

a deliberate and coordinated plan with

 the intent to systematically destroy, in 

whole or in part, the existence of national, 

racial, religious and/or social groups. 

The biggest transformations take place when 

we are free from the need to justify ourselves. 

To turn inwardly and self-reflect could open one 

to the possibility of being wrong and righting it.

The continuance of racism is a brutal threat 

for America. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had

 an audacious, transformative vision that would end

 racism in America. His vision came from very deep

 convictions that everyone, regardless of race 

creed or color would realize freedom ringing in 

and through their hearts, minds, nation and world. 

2 Chronicles 7:14 reminds us:

“If my people, who are called by my name, will humble 

themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their 

wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will 

forgive their sin and will heal their land.”

Research supports the idea that many are turning 

a blind eye and are refusing to challenge this brutal, 

inhumane status quo which deprives African Americans

of justice and equality.

Most would agree, we can no longer deny the 

realities of implicit bias and systemic racism

 anywhere in this world! Systemic racism, 

as quiet as it is kept, affects those who reap

 the benefits and those who suffer the atrocities.

So much has to change. Mistreating people of 

a particular race is racism. Using tactics like

 intimidation and threats when blacks are seeking 

to exercise their rights is devilish.

Most perpetrators consider themselves to be 

racially superior and others... inferior. 

How can one say that they love God and

 treat people, who were made in God's image, 

with such disdain?

God makes it clear, in His Word, that no man

 is superior to another. The Scriptures do not 

condone, but actually condemns this kind of 

behavior.

It doesn’t take rocket science to 

sense that the soul of America

 is critically wounded.

We are now witnessing the painful wounds of 

COVID-19, systemic racism and other systemic 

failures. We are hearing of natural and 

man-made disasters, injustices, inequalities, 

police brutality, hatred, senseless incarcerations, 

endless malicious, ruthless, cunning, cruel, controlling 

and deceitful lies and divisiveness trickling from

 the top rungs of democracy, from disingenuous,

 self-aggrandizing elected officials who are out of 

touch with their moral compass and displaying

 very immature shameless, cult-like alternative

 realities... all of which is a threat to American

 democracy. 

Some are putting political ambition and chaos 

above democracy. These wicked and deeply

 hurtful ills have been and are very damaging 

to the soul of our great country. 

Satan, the antagonist, loves to see others in shambles, 

distracted, uncertain, and at the edge of the cliff. He has 

had a field day performing just about every ugly deed he 

could in order to traumatize our land and perplex our

 souls... thus, leaving America in a very fragile state of 

disorder.

The issues of racism cannot be healed by denying 

that blacks and browns are not systematically 

disadvantaged or painting racism with a broad 

racist brush and then saying racism doesn't exist. 

Racism is real, and it is a major problem we can 

no longer ignore. To ignore the pink elephant 

in the room is much like putting a bandaid on a 

bullet wound.

racism is acknowledging its existence.

There are inborn, ingrained inequities in American 

society, including inequalities in housing, education, 

healthcare and the issues of mass incarceration and over-

representation of African Americans in the prison system.

There are many deeply rooted and unaddressed 

inequalities within American institutions, which the

Coronavirus pandemic further exposed.

Let’s face it, prejudices and systemic racism are built 

into our nation's history and they run deeply. 

We cannot silence truth.

The truth brings great 

benefits.The truth will 

get us unstuck and

set us free!

There has been a long legacy of dehumanizing 

hatred that we need to acknowledge and carefully 

consider. Being open and honest requires great 

risk, but also reaps great reward. 

all of us, as God's offspring, need from God, others, 

and ourselves.

The journey of humanity is far more 

diverse and beneficial than many ever 

imagined. The further back we venture,

the more clarity and appreciation we 

have regarding righteous human 

relations and resolutions for the

problems with which we are now

facing.

Throughout history, racism has been a very blatant 

and pertinent issue. Racism's roots are deep. Some of 

the most powerful forces that shaped history were 

lies people made up about events that never happened 

with the intention to deceive and lead others to accept

 those lies as truth. These disingenuous accounts have

 undermined democracy and threatened reality.

African  history can provide us with many insights 

and astounding discoveries of strong, faithful and 

fearless people who contributed greatly to our world 

and have provided strong and sound shoulders for us 

all to stand on.  

When we know our true history and can focus on 

the good and valuable contributions to society that 

Africans made, historically, and continue to make... 

we can draw from those cultural differences and 

gain much needed insight and clarify many hidden 

truths. 

History helps us to better 

understand many of our 

present day issues and why 

things are the way they are.

Africa, the Motherland, is where 

human life started. Africa is the 

cradle of the human race. 

Africans were the most industrious and advanced

 race on earth. Egypt was the first of many great 

African civilizations. It lasted thousands of years 

and attained many noble and astonishing successes

in the fields of science, mathematics, medicine, 

technology and the arts.

Egyptian civilization was already over 2000

 years old when the city of Rome was built. 

Did you know that in the 14th century, the city of 

Timbuktu, in West Africa, was five times larger 

than the city of London and was the richest city in

 the world? 

Today, Timbuktu is 236 times smaller than 

London.🤔

Our historical texts are based on deliberate 

stereotypical tales where facts are distorted to make

 the narrative more compelling and make some 

more admired. All are liable of grave inaccuracies. 

These deliberate lies caused much suffering and 

thousands of deaths. There are countless distorted 

narratives where the invasion of Africa and the

 presence of Africans are covertly twisted, distorted, 

overlooked and/or omitted. 

Those who turn a blind eye and bend reality to 

selfishly suit their desires and personal preferences 

go to extreme measures to cover up the misdeeds 

and the uncomfortable truths about the pains of the 

past. Many are very well aware of how some of the 

myths have purposely made one racial group appear 

to be more progressive than others. Many of the

distorted accounts have destroyed the lives of 

thousands of Africans and African American 

families.

For over 400 years, white supremacy has exploited 

humanity and plundered the planet.

“The worst thing about being lied

 to is knowing you’re not worth 

the truth.”

African History before the

Transatlantic Slave Trade 🤔

There is a rich history of culture in this continent. 

Africa is the home to a number of great civilizations.

archeological items. 

The institution of slavery left a profound legacy 

for the descendants of enslaved Africans, who even 

after emancipation were subject to almost a century 

of violence, disenfranchisement, and pervasive 

oppression, with social, economic, and cultural 

effects that persist to the present.

are still impacting the well-being of many African 

Americans.

The very nature of white supremacy requires righteous 

teaching about slavery, the genocide of indigenous people 

and the many atrocities, struggles and ugly realities that 

were and still are being deliberately obscured. 

The Transatlantic Slave Trade 

Between 10 million and 12 million kidnapped 

and enslaved Africans were to be used as 

involuntary laborers. They were chained and 

transported across the Atlantic Ocean, in the 

filthy bowels of ships, to the Americas from the 

16th to the 19th century.

From the seventeenth century onward, increasingly

 accurate records, such as ship manifests, are available.

 The people who suffered the most from the 

Sadly, generational loyalty can cause people to 

hate and do all manner of evil. It can cause some 

people to see wrong, but turn a blind eye. 

Some are willing to cross ethical boundaries 

for what is perceived as beneficial for their groups. 

The loyalty they exhibit causes people to make bad 

moral and ethical decisions. They confuse loyalty

 with blind obedience. 

Blind loyalty does not arouse noble impulses or 

prompt them to become a better person. Many 

will go along to get along... acting as cheerleaders for 

things that never serve them well. They allow blind

 loyalty to make a fool of them.

Sad to say, racism has been stitched into the fabric of 

our society leaving a deep racial divide that exists in

 the United States of America. 

concerning unjust policing in black communities is 

not so much about black and white... it is more about 

wrong and right. 

When hatred, violence and prejudice are put forward 

and exhibited towards others, based on this system 

controlled by a group, it becomes racism.

Who is mere mortal... fallible man 

to believe he is innately superior to 

another and worthy to master and 

judge one's worth?

Blind loyalty often fosters corruption. While blind loyalty 

to one's group can encourage unethical behavior. Many 

are still shackled by blind loyalty to generational 

delusions of grandeur and entitlement. 

It is completely ludicrous to believe that racial differences 

produces an inherent superiority of a particular race, and

 it is delusional to hold on to the idea that there is some

supreme race that has the right to dominate others. This 

inflated sense of self-importance is a belief and/or 

impression that is unreasonable, incorrect, and

contradicted by reality. 

Humans fall short when we take a narrow view of 

the world and give in to stereotyping. 

Now is the time to rise above all destructive and 

violent rhetoric. The idea of difference, worldly isms, 

and class privilege are interlocking systems of 

oppression. They appear to be natural; however, they

 are, in fact, socially constructed and are used to

 rationalize inequality.

The Bible tells us that we are all born with distinct 

talents and gifts that set us apart from each other. 

When we discover the talents that God has given us 

and we use them to glorify Him, we will experience 

a full life! God wants us to feel whole and complete, 

and it is through talents that we can find our unique 

calling in life!

Racism inherently limits the ability of a society 

to make the best use of smart and gifted people. 

Racism deprives and/or limits the contributions 

from individuals who may very well be highly

 competent geniuses who have the God-given 

talents and abilities to make a valuable 

difference, i.e., inventions, cures, and 

discoveries that could benefit the entire world. 

Racism limits vision and a society's economic

opportunities. Racism does not allow for a

 collective contribution of its citizens... which 

is a critical component of a country's innovations

 and prosperity. 

If a class of people are deprived of opportunities 

and forced into a lower level of work, because of 

insidious limitations imposed upon them by short 

sighted leaders, employers, etc. If people are 

purposely overlooked, stagnated and are not allowed 

to be educated or extended an opportunity to be 

humanized... they cannot make those critical

contributions to society. 

Rejecting people of a quality education, 

purposely erecting barriers to hinder the genius

 and discouraging people from tapping into their

 God-given talents and abilities only serves to 

obstruct the progress of a nation.

The lasting power and sins of those who came before 

The toxic campaign of white supremacy and the 

profound influence of blatant lies have been 

manipulated through a multitude of platforms and 

has plagued our world, even in our supposed 

enlightened society. These fraudulent claims and 

denials leaves the next generations damaged, 

confused, and entangled in a bogus society 

For several hundred years, some whites have argued

and have deeply entrenched themselves under the

 veil of being superior to others in every respect. 

The underlying intention of some... has been to 

dominate the masses, lay heavy strongholds on 

black and brown people, crush the spirit, falsely 

accuse, block education, condemn, tear down, 

weaken, suppress, confuse, oppress, eradicate,

 dismantle, shatter, steal joy and thus... become 

masters of others. 

Their deliberate lies, hatred, lust, greed, 

deceptions, and delusional superiority has

 resulted in enormous pain, suffering, and deaths

 throughout the world.

Some are puffed up with conceit and are well 

known for hiding and/or fabricating the truth, 

over and over again. Many of these malicious 

and misguided, master deceivers make a 

conscious choice to provide misleading 

information. They falsely accuse and slander 

certain groups, in an effort to divide. They blind, 

destroy, and brainwash minds in an effort to

 become the top dog, overseer, and taskmaster.  

Deceptions, hatred, weaknesses, bitter fears, 

resentments, stoutheartedness, repulsively 

stubborn, lying, selfish, prideful evil acts and

 self-preservation instincts have allowed some 

groups major benefits and undue advantages, 

while others have grossly suffered.

Interestingly, injustices and undue advantages 

have been generationally perpetuated... 

multiplying... and repeating themselves. 

Nevertheless, the lies, sins and guilt, maintained 

over several generations have snowballed into 

treacherous and diabolical atrocities perpetuated 

upon humanity. These toxic generational 

strongholds have made truth, for many, hard to 

face and accept.  

Far too many people have been taught to see 

reality through a very narrow and shallow lens. 

This leaves one feeling threatened by perceived

 outsiders and trapped in an "us versus them" 

mentality.

Some people can be unkind, harsh, ruthless and 

hateful towards others because they have been

 generationally taught to fear people who are 

different from them or been deemed as a threat, 

based on the color of their skin. 

Adding insult to injury, these toxic clouds of

 lies and distortions about our racist legacy laid 

the deceptive groundwork for imminent 

catastrophes, i.e., racial indifferences, injustice, 

systemic oppression, redlining neighborhoods, 

inequalities, police profiling, police brutality, 

mass incarceration and many other expressions 

of hostility and/or discriminatory practices.

These historical distortions and/or ideologies 

were created by those who came before us. 

These historical lies serve to repeat and amplify 

in ways that have become truth to those who see 

it as being in their best interest to allow these 

destructive myths to be ongoing. They passed 

these distortions and/or ideological influences

 down to generations that followed them. 

We're not born with racial prejudices; it is not a 

part of our DNA. 

We learn racism. 

Home and society teaches us, and the brain, which

 is like a file cabinet, processes the negative words 

and images that are paired... and can form negative

 views, based on its gatherings, which can lead to

 prejudice and stereotyping. 

American educators generally believe that children are 

mostly unaware of racial categories or racism, until they 

are taught to think and act deliberately in ways that 

diminishes and echos race. 

The integration of human rights learning and teaching into 

education can ensure that racial prejudice and intolerance 

are successfully combated in children when they are in 

school and out of school.

To overcome racism, let us turn 

inwardly and self reflect. This 

could open us to the possibility 

of a changed heart, which is the 

key to righting wrongs.

Although the subject of racism is unsettling and unnerving 

we must do the right thing for the generations to come and 

raise those very painful questions and stop downplaying 

and denying the lies they have been entrenched in. 

It has been said that an unexamined life is not worth 

living, and the truth will set us all free.

Parenting is an uncertain journey. If there is any lasting 

legacy that a parent should want to impart upon their 

children, it should be the message that they should 

walk humbly with a clear moral compass, be upright, 

just, truthful, and be ambassadors of Christ, 

in this world.  

Toxic, traumatic, unnecessary, life-changing 

generational lies can potentially destroy future 

generations. 

Is this trauma and dysfunction...

the kind of family legacy any 

righteous person wants to leave

 behind?

We should all want to leave this 

world better than we found it.

We fall short when we take a narrow view of the world

 and give in to stereotyping. 

The concept of inner hatred, social repression, 

racism, unjustifiable prejudice and belittlement existed 

in our distant past, and still remains today,

leading many to maintain delusional beliefs that are 

strongly held to be true by condemning and

devaluing the humanity in others, based on a social 

construct. This kind of racially constructed lens is

 very prevalent, today. 

Some people would rather be held captive by tradition. 

They hold on to dismissive discourse and flip the idea 

of racial sensitivity training and truth telling to the

nonsense of making it appear that truth seekers hate

America and desire to make white people feel guilt and

 anguish. That is absurd and contrary to reason or 

common sense.

It is absurd to deflect the blame for the institution of 

slavery in America away from those who know the truth 

and all of the intricacies of the institution of slavery in 

America, past and present; yet some are insistent on 

perpetuating lies, at all cost. 

Some people are willing to excuse or minimize 

shameless messages taken out of context, 

riddled with blatant lies, exaggerated and filled

with obvious deceptions. 

White fragility is real. Some white people avoid 

unearthed truths/facts and those difficult conversations 

about race. When discussions arise and truths/facts 

about racial inequality and injustice begin to surface, 

some will see it as a major threat to furthering their 

white supremacy agenda and/or the generational 

lies. Many would rather hold on to their distorted 

history than address disturbing historical events 

and uncomfortable truths.

When people feel exposed to information and/or 

discussions about real history, some will become

 dismissive, defensive, uncomfortable or 

confrontational.

Some may see it equally as satisfying to use all their 

resources and associates to try to discount, discredit

 and destroy one's moral character, especially when 

one speaks up and challenges the status quo. 

Some may still harbor illusions about racism that 

prevents a deeper understanding of the problem.

Some will dismiss the truth by denying that racism 

does exist. They may attempt to ignore the messenger, 

act as if the problem does not exist, or speak about 

them or the messenger with patronizing and 

condescending attitudes. Many will attempt to 

distract, smear, tarnish, deflect and throw dirt on the 

agent(s) of change in an effort to quiet, humiliate 

and weaken the truth.

Many who are in denial develop a habit of deflection. 

Deflecting is a psychological defense mechanism that 

people use to distract, mislead, divert, channel away, 

avert, sidetrack, stave away, ward off and hinder 

others. To deflect... takes the blame off of themselves 

and preserve their self-concept. 

Deflecting is an intense focus upon and antagonism

 toward the legitimacy of the actions, feelings, and 

beliefs of others. They deflect so they can clean the 

mud off of themselves and slather it onto others. It is 

used to condemn and place blame for their unwanted 

feelings onto others.

When people are deflecting, they are trying to make

 themselves feel less diabolical, wretched, and lousy 

for their misdeeds. It is designed to shift one's attention 

away from the main aggressor's actions. 

It is a form of projection when it is used to deflect 

accountability.

A great historian, W.E.B. DuBois tells us,

"Always Africa is giving us something new . . . On 

its black bosom arose one of the earliest, if not the 

earliest, of self-protecting civilizations, and grew so

 mightily that it still furnishes superlatives to thinking 

and speaking men. Out of its darker and more remote

 forest vastness came, if we may credit many recent

 scientists, the first welding of iron, and we know that

 agriculture and trade flourished there when Europe was

a wilderness."

Dr. DuBois tells us further that,"Nearly every human 

empire that has arisen in the world, material and 

spiritual, has found some of its greatest crises on this 

continent of Africa. 

Egypt and the nations of the Nile Valley were, 

figuratively, the beating heart of Africa and the 

incubator for its greatness for more than a thousand 

years. Egypt gave birth to what later would become 

known as "Western Civilization," long before the 

greatness of Greece and Rome.

This is a part of the African story, and in the distance 

it is a part of the African-American story. It is difficult

 for depressed African-Americans to know that they

 are a part of the larger story of the history of the 

world. The history of the modern world was made, in

 the main, by what was taken from African people. 

Europeans emerged from what they call their 

"Middle-Ages," people-poor, land-poor and 

resources-poor. And to a great extent, culture-poor. 

They raided and raped the cultures of the world, 

mostly Africa, and filled their homes and museums 

with treasures, then they called the people primitive.

The Europeans did not understand the cultures of 

non-Western people then; they do not understand 

them now.

The most infuriating thing about

injustice is the absence of the

acknowledgment of wrong.

Let us be crystal clear, this narrative is not an attempt,

 by any means, to discredit or bash the United States 

of America... neither is this an attempt to whitewash 

America's bloody past as a slave-holding nation. 

This is a narrative about 

humanity.

We realize from an acutely conscious and comparative 

perspective that the United States of America is a

 blessed and exceptional nation. God, in His great 

wisdom has put a hedge of protection all around the 

United States, but our nation cannot stay on its present 

course and expect to continue experiencing God's 

blessings. 

In these perilous times, with so many storms on 

the horizon, our nation needs to take ego down to 

zero and be a blessing to God, in return. 

Lies, divisiveness, deceptions, and evil doings are 

not of God. The truths about the displacement and

mistreatment of Native Americans and the 

kidnapping, brutal enslavement and exploitation 

of Africans are truths that will set us free regarding 

founding crimes and the continuance of a cruel, 

racist legacy. 

There are many Bible critics who take passages out 

of context. They have said, “there is so much racism 

in the Bible. God condones it and He approves of 

slavery.” 

These are lies brought on by Satan and his children. 

Scripture does not promote racism, discrimination, or 

prejudice.

In the beginning God created the first man, Adam. 

Adam is Hebrew for "Humankind". Then God 

created the first woman, Eve, from the man’s side. 

Adam and Eve were our original parents. 

Within the human race is diversity in skin color. 

According to historical accounts 

found in Genesis, the first book of the Bible, we are 

all descendants of Adam and Eve, all the same race, 

all created by the same God, all created for the same 

purpose... to glorify God. 

Adam and Eve's ethnicity is not even mentioned in the 

Bible, neither does the Bible speak of the creation of 

a special or privileged race of people. Adam and Eve 

are representative of all people of all ethnicities. The 

Scriptures mentions that they are the mother and 

father of all people... of all ethnicities. 

Adam and Eve are ethnically generic, representing 

all ethnicities. 

No matter what our status is in society or how powerful 

we feel we may be... in the eyes of God we are all equal. 

Our significance, virtue, worth, and equality as 

human beings is supported in Scripture and our 

creation. The Bible is very straight-forward in 

proclaiming, from the beginning, that all people 

of all races and ethnicities are offsprings of 

Adam and Eve and created in the image of God.

Racism, prejudice, discrimination, and/or

 antagonism directed against anyone of a

 different race is not reflecting God!

Racism is a sin and is 

morally wrong in the eyes 

of God.

God is not unjust, and God will judge us all. 

God shows no favoritism or 

partiality, and the Scriptures 

teach us that...

we should not either.

God makes it clear that no man

is superior to another! No matter 

what color one may be. There is 

no race any more worthy or 

deserving of dignity than another. 

We were all made from God!

  According to James 2:1, being partial to a group 

of people over another in itself is a sin.