February 10, 1997
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Whether the topic is ebonics—some prefer to call it "black English"—the rights of native peoples, or the upside and downside of multiculturalism, questions of discrimination continue to challenge many nations.
Suppose
the rainbow was all one color, the garden one color, the mountains one size and shape, the forest one color, one height, one length of limb?
I
was in seventh grade when the issue of race was first brought to my attention.
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"If you're black, without a degree, coming out of the inner city, you won't get very far.
Racism
is a belief in the superiority of one race over another based on the theory that human abilities are determined by race.
Here I was, just sixteen, being kicked out of high school for what seemed a senseless reason.
Generally
speaking, the word healing has a more appealing ring to it than humility does.
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The March issue of The Christian Science Journal will focus on spiritual healing.
Ideas flowed into my thought about how dear each individual is as the loved of Love.
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Joseph Telushkin, who serves as rabbi of the Synagogue of the Performing Arts in Los Angeles, last year published a book titled Words that Hurt, Words that Heal: How to Choose Words Wisely and Well.
I was completely freed from the bad habits that had enslaved me.
This healing came about as I realized God's creation to be complete, whole, perfect.
I knew God was with us all, right there. So we didn't have to be afraid.
I had to really know that as God's child I reflect goodness at all times.
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If you've heard about Christian Science and are wondering what it teaches, there's a book that gives the complete and definitive explanation.
