Genesis tells us that God created only one humanity. God did not create races as separate species. We are also told that God created one earth, not an earth divided into separate nations with borders that appropriate some rights to some creatures and different rights to others. In Gods plan, no one is favored or disfavored according to race, color, ethnicity, or nationality. The psalmist of Psalm 24 reaffirms the relationship between all of Gods creation and the divinity of God.
Racism is injustice of the highest order.
We are often afraid to call it by its name or ashamed when its presence is brought to light. As people of God, however, we are called to confess our sins, and we cannot confess racism until we name the specific ways in which we, our churches, or communities, and our world, still treat people unjustly according to the color of their skin. To name racism is to begin to gain power over it, just as leaders like Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela were able to help the world move away from racism when they named it. John Wesley declared that as people of God, there is no justification for racism in any form. It is not your part to return evil for evil.