A Constitutional amendment could abolish slavery but it couldn’t abolish racism. A Constitutional amendment could give women the right to vote but it couldn’t abolish misogyny. Symptoms can be legally remedied but their roots must be addressed at a deeper level: within ourselves.

Mar 6, 2020 · 1:49 PM UTC

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Yes!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
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You are so right. Sadly bigotry/racism of a sort are buried in the roots of hate in ancestors. Each generation, through a conscious effort, must instill the beliefs in Thier children and grandchildren to reject ALL programmed beliefs. Reject Generational hate through education!
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At least a constitutional amendment is better than nothing.
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Classism is the stench to repression.
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Indeed”,Sad Commentary!”
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You said it best. Real change must come from the heart. I think this goes back to what you said earlier, about needing purification before entering the political.
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i love you so much
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I agree. The problems we see most clearly in the world are the things I believe we have the most power to change; some universal wisdom is orienting us to those problems because we ourselves are part of the solution (maybe because something in us is part of the problem).
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am i gonna use this in a debate case? absolutely
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