The following post is not intended to illicit responses, but if you must, be gracious, kind, and above all, Christlike:
(1) How can we address “racism” when we have no way to define it biblically, since we are one race?

(2) How do we confront “systemic racism” when it is structured to dismantle America’s current order and doubt the genuine sympathy of the “white” people?
(3) How can we pursue “social justice” when the objective is the demise of another ethnicity?

(4) How is it that the greatest news, the gospel, disappears for a series of multiple “diaries of a black man” yet your experience does not align with everyone's experience and God’s truth is applicable to all people?

(5) How is it true that words and etymology matters in the original language but when we apply those principels to our time, we are insensitive?

(6) How do I weep with those who are weeping over false narratives without first sharing the truth, then weeping together with the truth, that sin abounds and humanity is plunging itself toward the consequences of its postmodern transgressions?

(7) How can anyone ignore that the dismantling of biblical families is the goal for leading social justice warriors?
(8) How can anyone violate their conscience and ignore the deaths at the hands of their brothers and abortion murder mills?

(9) How can anyone live in bitterness and unforgiveness, in the light of the glorious cross?
(10) How can anyone reach the masses with the truth if we do not declare it, especially in these times, and above all, trust God to soften hearts?

How? We speak the truth in love. In our sin, we hate one another, and we are all partial; pray for salvation; earnestly contend for the faith

This has gone beyond a "color" issue to a deeper issue of exposing sinful agendas masking as justice, at the risk of biblical fidelity.

I care, but I care Gods way.

Correction in first sentence: *elicit* not “illicit”