If you divide by moral rather than racial terms, you are liberated from even the possibility of ingesting the toxin of racism. Remember that statement. His name is Viktor Frankl. I read his book Man s Search for Meaning, when I was in high school, and it was one of the few books that changed my life. Graduates, in this race-intoxicated society, please know that as countercultural, as politically incorrect as it is, race is trivial.
Race means nothing.
The color of a human s skin is as trivial as the color of a human s hair. That is not today s politically correct belief. But it is the belief rooted in every sacred tradition from the East to the West including my Judaism and your Christianity. God does not know the color of skin. God knows the character of a human heart.