Tag: majority culture

• Why Even Celebrate Thanksgiving?

  It feels like Thanksgiving has become a throw-away holiday. History and current reality. The first Thanksgiving was never called that by those attending. It was a one-time happening. The Wampanoag Indians, which had lived in that area a thousand years, were indispensable to the survival of those early settlers. After the successful harvesting of their […]

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  November 23, 2017

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  Abraham Lincoln, Battle of Gettysburg, battles, choices, Christmas decorations, Civil War, God, injustice, Jesus, loss, majority culture, Native Americans, Pilgrims, shopping, sports tournaments, Thanksgiving, Wampanoag Indians, wars

• Has Anybody Seen My Old Friend Martin?

    We live in a world of rich diversity. I’ve got friends from a variety of backgrounds, ethnicities, experiences and cultures. What I love about all of my friends is that they’re different from me. If I spent time with just me for long, I’d get bored and lonely. My personal dysfunctions would escalate dramatically. If […]

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  January 18, 2016

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  Atlanta, differences, dignity, diversity, Dr. Martin Luther King, entitled, equality, God, gospel of Jesus, hate, hope, Jr., love, majority culture, National Center for Civil and Human Rights, respect, tolerance