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Unequal Justice

This blogsite offers you an opportunity to tell your truth about incidents of unequal justice that have happened to you or close family and friends. You can also complete the UNEQUAL JUSTICE Survey to help build a national database of these unfortunate incidents that have happened too often but are rarely reported or published. To get started, select one of seven 'Truth Blog' categories listed in the Menu, review the background post, submit a Comment and then click a "Take the UJ Survey" button and tell your truth.

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Facing History With Courage

Sharing a YouTube link to a visual representation of Maya Angelou's poem "On the Pulse of Morning" (1993). Her stanza, “History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again" is relevant to why so many Americans are unwilling to face so-called "Black History" with courage. Finding the courage to face the good, bad and ugly parts of our history is necessary to achieve genuine reconciliation and UNITY.🤜🏿🤝🏾🤛🏻

Just Imagine... More IMAGINATION

In her 2008 commencement speech, J.K. Rowling urged Harvard grads to open their minds and hearts to understand and sympathize with the suffering of others and then utilize these encounters with darkness to imagine a better world and work to achieve it. It is worth asking whether unequal justice persists because of what we refuse to see, hear or read about the lives of others, and our failure to engage the power of our imaginations in developing solutions.

Cross-racial Collaborations

Regarding the number, sincerity and depth of cross-racial relationships and collaborations in America, let each examine her, their or himself to determine what action steps you have, could have or should have taken to achieve “equal justice” for which so many have bled and died, including the diverse trio of Mississippi Freedom Summer volunteers, James Chaney, Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner who worked together to register black voters and were murdered together in June 1964.

Reuniting America With Diverse Voices

Sharing a compilation of diverse voices to comfort victims of rampant gun violence, bigotry, famine and disease ....and to soothe our wounded national identity as a "melting pot". “We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.”― Martin Luther King Jr., Letter from the Birmingham Jail 🤜🏿🤝🏾🤛🏻
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