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Rosa Parks Was Tired of Giving In
Rosa Parks is one of the most famous names in civil rights history. In 1955, Parks refused to give her bus seat to a white man. She was arrested for her ...
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Pastor Challenges the Church to Be Colorblind
[James] Meeks [pastor of Salem Baptist Church in Chicago] hopes to persuade African American and white evangelicals to work together. And he's willing ...
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"The Jackie Robinson Story": Turning the Other Cheek
The Jackie Robinson Story is the 1950 movie about the life, challenges, and achievements of baseball star Jackie Robinson. With the help and vision of ...
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When Tolerance Is a Vice
Tolerance is one of today's most coveted virtues. But there are at least three different kinds of tolerance.
First, there is legal tolerance: fighting ...
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Pastor Admits Favoritism
The late Max Cadenhead, when he was pastor of First Baptist Church in Naples, Florida, riveted his congregation one day with a bold confession.
"My ...
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Our Tendency to Exclude
Our fallenness makes us want to be a part of not just any group, but an exclusive group. By definition, every society includes people who connect, who ...
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The Lesson of Emmett Till
While many Americans are unaware of the story of Emmett Till, his story may have had the single greatest impact upon the Civil Rights movement. Emmett ...
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"A.I.": The Worth of All Humans
The Steven Spielberg and Stanley Kubric movie A.I.: Artificial Intelligence critiques the tendency of our culture toward dehumanization. In the film, ...
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How Good Are You?
If you can start the day without caffeine; if you can get going without pep pills; if you can always be cheerful, ignoring aches and pains; if you can ...
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Loving People of Every Race
Author Ruth Senter writes:
Life sometimes has a way of showing us ourselves more clearly. September 11th, 2001 was such a time for me.
On Monday, my husband ...
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