Are we our brothers and sisters keeper?

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Columbia, SC

mythoughtsmyworld Columbia, SC

This message goes out to those entering college, soon to graduate and those who have graduated (long ago). Many have attended college due to the expectations of family, to get away from family, to find another one or just to party (and later flunk out). Others have attended and graduated with a specific purpose in mind for their future. Many of us who have earned their degree, have gone on to graduate school (Masters or PhD) and have been recognized for their life efforts and others haven't. Question: did you ever think who do we owe our success and how are we going to repay the debt. Our parents have made tremendous sacrifaces (worked two/three jobs, risked losing their job, in hock up to the eyes) and many of us supported ourselves through school. We owe a dept that most of the time can be paid down (not in money) but never paid out. What committment have you made or will make to sharing the gift given to you/me/us as Black people. As a result of graduating, are you going to vote. Remember, many were hanged just for thinking out loud about voting. Are we going to reach out to others to mentor about setting lifelong goals, attending college and finding a means for that to happen? Are we going to advocate for the minorities of the world (people of color, children and elderly)? What are we going to risk for the opportunity we have obtained. Our brothers and sisters are without color, but we take care of home first! I know I talk a lot, but it comes with the profession. Make a committment today and follow through. You have a lifetime to complete it and lifetime is short!!!

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King_J · Jun 2005

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So what would be your main question(s) because u elaborated in many different areas? I will be glad to answer

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Hebrewwoman from Houston, TX · Jan 2006

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mythoughtsmyworld wrote:
This message goes out to those entering college, soon to graduate and those who have graduated (long ago). Many have attended college due to the expectations of family, to get away from family, to find another one or just to party (and later flunk out). Others have attended and graduated with a specific purpose in mind for their future. Many of us who have earned their degree, have gone on to graduate school (Masters or PhD) and have been recognized for their life efforts and others haven't. Question: did you ever think who do we owe our success and how are we going to repay the debt. Our parents have made tremendous sacrifaces (worked two/three jobs, risked losing their job, in hock up to the eyes) and many of us supported ourselves through school. We owe a dept that most of the time can be paid down (not in money) but never paid out. What committment have you made or will make to sharing the gift given to you/me/us as Black people. As a result of graduating, are you going to vote. Remember, many were hanged just for thinking out loud about voting. Are we going to reach out to others to mentor about setting lifelong goals, attending college and finding a means for that to happen? Are we going to advocate for the minorities of the world (people of color, children and elderly)? What are we going to risk for the opportunity we have obtained. Our brothers and sisters are without color, but we take care of home first! I know I talk a lot, but it comes with the profession. Make a committment today and follow through. You have a lifetime to complete it and lifetime is short!!!

What you said is very interesting. We as Israelites (black people) don't know what struggle is anymore so paying back the debt we own our ancestors taht were ****, hung, beated, tarred and feathered, degraded and mis educated has no importance to us. We would rather forget what happened to us instead of demanding that we be freed. To many Isralites( black people) love their **** masters to fight for their freedom to learn the truth and to see evil for what it is. We've become so much like the pagans that brought us here that we no longer appreciate ourselves and the struggle we have to go through. We had decieved ourselves to believing we are free and instand of fight the people (the devil) that put us into slavery, instand of searching for the true name and image our Father in heaven, ELOHIM, we decided to sit this fight out and because of that we have lost our soul, our faith and our life. We have fallen so far away from the true God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob(Israel) that we believe the people in Israel now are actually jews when they are not, we believe that we can live with the people who enslaved us but we can not, we believe that money will save but it will not. We don't even know who we are as a people and until we search that out and accept the truth that we are the lost tribe of Israel here in America we will never understand the importance of paying our debt. We don't see the importance of living a righteous life because people gave their life for us. We don't see the importance of struggling and standing up for what's right because peopel died for that too. We don't see anything but what these pagans have taught us and what we so easily accetped about us and about our people but the truth is coming and soon you will have to chose a side, willyou fight for the true God of the Hebrews the God of your father Abraham, Isaac and Jacob( Israel) or are you going to fight with the Pagans, the have false images of a diety in every church and on every television station. You decide. We of Divine Unity 1 with inspiration of YAHWEH ( the Holy Spirit) want to tell our people the truth about who we are. I invite all of you that have any sort of concisousness about our people to come join our webpage at www.divineunity1.com. Peace Hebrewwoman

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