This article can be read before watching the video from “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” listed on the Inclusive Community Video list. VIDEO Late Night Show with Stephen Colbert interview with DeRay McKesson, Black Lives Matter Activist – January […]
Blacks’ Exodus Reshapes Cities By Judy Keen, USA TODAY CHICAGO — Kendall Taylor grew up on this city’s tough South Side and is a pastor at Lodebar Church and Ministries in his old neighborhood. But he lives 35 miles away, […]
TRAYVON MARTIN, OSCAR GRANT, JOHN CRAWFORD III, MICHAEL BROWN, JR., ERIC GARNER, AND TAMIR RICE A document from “The Racial Divide in the United States: A Reflection for the World Day of Peace.” “God gave Noah the rainbow sign. No […]
Year one of the Inclusive Community Project included: the creation of a mission statement, realistic goals and purpose for the student committee, working the Inclusive Community Project in line with the Senior Project and the Diversity Club. The main goal […]
Let us remember That we are in the Holy presence of God O Lord, O God, creator Of Our land, our earth, the trees, the animals and humans, all is for your honor The drums beat it out, and […]
Let us remember That we are in the Holy presence of God Praise ye Lord, Peace be with us. Say that the elders may have wisdom and speak with one voice. Peace be with us. Say that the country […]
The Inclusive Community Project is developed in conjunction with the Senior Project. The seniors are selected by Mr. Lawrence Puck. Future senior committees with be recommended from the out-going senior committee with final approval by Lawrence Puck. Senior Committee 2016 […]
A prayer Christian done by Pygmy people in Africa. ______________________________________ Let us remember That we are in the holy presence of God In the beginning was God, Today is God, Tomorrow will be God. Who can make an image […]
Let us remember That we are in the Holy presence of God Loving God, who reigns on Earth as it is in Heaven Father God Whom the prophet Isaiah called the Mother of Zion, We come to you with […]
The son of ex-slaves and a classmate of aviation pioneer Orville Wright, Paul Laurence Dunbar was the first African American to gain widespread fame as a poet. His ability to use different conversational dialects made his works accessible to a […]
Through prayer and introspection, Frederick Douglass tried to make sense of his enslavement on a Maryland plantation. This piece, calling out to God for deliverance, was taken from his riveting autobiography published seven years after his escape to freedom. __________________________________ […]
Born into a family of seventeen children whose parents had once been slaves, Mary McLeod Bethune became one of the most indefatigable voices for global equality and understanding in the immediate years before and after World War II. She was […]
