race, inequality and social classes in America

During the 1980’s a word disappeared from the American vocabulary. It was not in the speeches of politicians decrying the multiple ills besetting American cities. It was not spoken by government officials responsible for administrating the nation’s social programs. It was not mentioned by journalists reporting on the rising tide of homelessness, drugs, and violence in urban America. It was not discussed by foundation executives and think-tank experts proposing new programs for unemployed parents and unwed mothers. It was not articulated by civil rights leaders speaking out against the persistence of racial inequality; it was nowhere to be found in thousands of pages written by social scientists on the urban underclass. The word was segregation.

my redeemer

Our father's love is so much bigger than we know.
My redeemer lives. This is a short video on how much
LOVE our Lord has for us. I am blown away daily.
This video makes me cry every time.





i also watch an old school video on Challenge Day. This day changed my perception on life in 9th grade of high school.