Day 43: The Betrayed and the Betrayers
Racial justice cannot be separated from economic justice.
Justin T. White is a middle school counselor, admissions associate, and clubs and activities coordinator at Loyola Blakefield in Towson, Maryland.
Racial justice cannot be separated from economic justice.
These readings come at a very interesting time: election season.
Neighborhoods are canvassed with signs broadcasting the names of candidates. Our doors are answered to the tune of, “Can I have a moment of your time?” We navigate social media, TV ads, and debates that often contain “false accusations” and “malicious speech” about opponents, social groups, and individuals in our society. It can be a time of coming together or a time of greater division.
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