The other day I wrote a post about the black lives matter. I wrote my own thoughts and maybe I didn’t make myself very clear, which is very possible, but what I was trying to say and also express through the photos that I took and shared is pretty simple, or at least in my eyes, everyone is equal and we should treat each other as so.
For the most part, I received good comments but I did seem to offend at least one person here on my blog and my Facebook and for this I will apologize for any misunderstanding but I won’t apologize for my thoughts.
I do believe in God and I believe that we were each created equal and although this was done so many years ago, it still stands today. Now, it is a different story if people want to group together and twist words or actions or even personal experiences to make it their own, but we are still equal.
I have been attacked emotionally in my life for what I believe in or felt at the time, and yes, it does hurt, so I do understand, but when I posted my photos it was very clear to see that children of mixed colors do not look at color. They are born innocent and want friends and are willing and eager to make friends. Not always, but kids hear adults speak about racism and the media is quick to give their thoughts if it will help sell news, but we are still no better than any other human on this earth.
I believe no matter what color, we should be treated equally by our police, local people and our government. I believe whether we have money or not, we deserve fair treatment. I believe no matter which side of the track we live on, we are still important. I believe that God created us for a purpose, a purpose for him and we are to do this job. We are to love one another as ourselves.
We are not proud of those who tear apart our cities to prove a point. It proves no point, it shows a lack of respect for others. I do believe that we have a right to peacefully protest or announce our feelings and present our desires for change.
I took some more photographs last evening of the kids in my neighborhood. I met two neighbor ladies who live side by side because I was attracted to their beautiful flowers. I am never so shy that I won’t go to the source and ask if I can photograph their beauties.
I hope I have made myself much more clear and I hope you enjoy my photos.
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I thought you made yourself clear yesterday, but you have made your thoughts even more clear now. You are simply telling the truth. Some people do not like to hear the truth, and we can simply agree to disagree on any points either side believes in that differ. We have white children in our church who are friends with Black children who also attend our church. Children for the most part don’t care about color, don’t consider color when choosing friends. They are more interested in compatibility, in whether they enjoy being together and doing the same things. I think the world could learn a lesson from children. Jesus talked about the faith of children and that we need that kind of faith in order to enter into His kingdom, so even He uses them as examples to learn from. God bless you Terry.
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Thank you for understanding. To me, God is the only teacher who is correct every single time. Big hugs
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Hugs back! You are so right. None of us, whatever color we might be, will ever get it right all the time. Or even most of the time. We are all human and subject to the same weaknesses.
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Beautiful photos! As for the rest, I see it as a battle already lost. There seems to be no right thing to say so the best thing is to say what is right for you. And – never apologize for it. Speak on I say!
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Thank you for the comment on the photos. I agree with what you say also but it’s hard to keep quiet all the time when I see life after life taken. Hugs
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Never keep quiet. Speak your truth
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