Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com The use of slave labor in producing the world chocolate industry is a profoundly repugnant practice and a gross violation of human…… Read more “Chocolate Making and Modern Slavery”
The Pandemic of Violence Against Women
According to the United Nations, last year 2021, five women were killed every hour by their intimate partners
Thanksgiving, Food and Climate Change
Tomorrow, Thursday, November 24 is Thanksgiving Day in the United States. A holiday that has come to be associated with the grossest excesses in food consumption. I…… Read more “Thanksgiving, Food and Climate Change”
African Spirituality in the Scriptures
She was driven by the same deep spiritual longing as the Eunuch. A characteristic of the African People throughout their history from ancient times to the present
Night Travels
Keep Growing “We must work the works of Him who sent Me as long as it is day; night is coming when no one can work” (John…… Read more “Night Travels”
The Roots of My Self Perception
Last week three consciousness raising experiences came together and added a brick of understanding to the mental building of my self-perception. The first was highlighted by some…… Read more “The Roots of My Self Perception”
Black Heroes of Faith
Ebed Melech pulling Jeremiah from the cistern It was c. 588 BC. The dread of invasion was in the air. Troops were massing outside the city. Food…… Read more “Black Heroes of Faith”
Winston Churchill on Future War with Russia
On the eve of the defeat of Nazi Germany, the leaders of the so-called three great powers, the US, British and Soviet nations met at Yalta in…… Read more “Winston Churchill on Future War with Russia”
Black History in the Bible: Racism Then and Now
Cushite Warrior “You there, Cushite, over here.” The tall, lanky soldier, his smooth black skin glistening with the sweat of his exertions in the recent battle stepped…… Read more “Black History in the Bible: Racism Then and Now”
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