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By Ken Blackwell, The StreAM, June 8, 2020
Ken Blackwell is the Senior Fellow for Family Empowerment at the Family Research Council. He is a national bestselling author of three books: Rebuilding America: A Prescription For Creating Strong Families, Building The Wealth Of Working People, And Ending Welfare; The Blueprint: Obama’s Plan to Subvert the Constitution and Build an Imperial Presidency; and Resurgent: How Constitutional Conservatism Can Save America.
As an African American who has held elected office at the state and local level, and served as the US Ambassador to the UN Human Rights Commission, I believe a full and frank discussion on issues of race and injustice is important.
I also know too well that many places are far more dangerous for me as a black Christian man than the United States.
President Trump’s Religious Freedom Executive Order
The religious freedom executive order signed Tuesday addressed this reality: about a million Christians (mostly people of color) were killed for their faith in the past decade.
Yet those — including religious figures — who denounced the president’s religious freedom activities last week, generally seemed to miss that his actions on religious freedom would actually help black lives. …
Read more here: http://stream.org/race-justice-and-religious-liberty-in-the-world/
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