I like people, but I love my race… my group of humans. I grew up
in a home of different shades of people. We had very dark, very light and in-between
shades, but that wasn’t an issue. I loved them all.
When a crime takes place
the first thing I say, “LORD please. I hope the perpetrator is not a black
person.”
Two men broke out of a high security prison and I prayed that they
were not black. Thank God they were not. (Although some blacks are in prison
for crimes they committed or allegedly committed... There are many of them who
are innocent, but that is another story.)
A PTA president in Brooklyn , New York PTA funds. “Thank God
she is not black.”
A man tried to lure a 12 year old girl into his car. The man in
the picture is wearing a kippah —hat worn by Jewish men.
When a black person is arrested, for a crime I say out loud, “LORD
if he or she is guilty, they need to pay for their offense, but if he or she is
not guilty, please let them get the help they need, to be release from the
misdeed they are charged with…
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