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An Introduction to Philosophy (RLL style) Week 14 – Society 2 (Power) – Part 4: What color was Jesus?

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Racism is a divide and conquer strategy that keeps people fighting each other while the true power structures remain unchallenged. The question “What color was Jesus?” isn’t about historical facts—it’s about how we’ve used symbols and narratives to justify exclusion and dominance. Racism poisons solidarity, fractures trust, and distracts from who benefits from the chaos. It teaches us to fear one another while obscuring the real sources of power. And, in doing so, it leaves everyone more vulnerable to manipulation. So we ask, who benefits when we’re divided? What happens when we stop fighting each other and begin questioning the real holders of power?

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A New Year, A New World

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Dear December Riptide, As this year winds down, we may feel like we’re caught in a riptide, pulling us toward an uncertain future. So much is being swept out to sea – the things we thought we knew, the comfort of the past, the world that no longer serves us. It’s painful to watch the … Read more

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Courage Doesn’t Always Shout

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In a world that craves drama, the true strength lies in the quiet courage – the ones who show up, choose kindness, and build bridges when it’s easier to tear them down. Their courage doesn’t shout, but it resonates louder than any noise. 💪🧡

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The Quiet Majority

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In a world that feels overwhelmed by noise, the quiet majority stands firm – not silent, but resolute. We believe in kindness, in listening, in finding common ground. One small act at a time, we push forward, stronger than they know. 🌍💛

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