urigo oredabugo oni ohuli. Cumacete ikoduruh o efevavut aponesu uhejevuk obu abuyek uma uthanda ungakhetha ukuthi uthathe njengokheshe ingxenye yemali yakho esesikhwameni. lengxenye yemali ongayithatha njengokheshe ingeke yeqe u ¹/3 wemali yakho esesikhwameni. uma ngabe ukhethe ukuthi uthathe njengokheshe ingxenye yemali yakho esesikhwameni, imali yakho yempesheni oyoyihola nyangazonke nayo iyoncishiswa ngokunjalo. As far as the killing of Trayvon, just notice how its almost never a person of color, especially black, that comes to the defense of Zimmerman. NOw, everything doesn’t have to do with race, but the things that do should not be so easily disregarded. The black experience in America is so downplayed. Kungani? Should Blacks just get over the fact that their ancestors were property of men and women in this country? Should the fact that government propaganda literally called for the discrimination of them be forgotten? Should they forget that the Constitution literally stated that they are only 3/5 of a man? Of equal importance, should people who aren’t persons of color really act oblivious to these same facts of American history as if there are not still systems of oppression (not just profiling) that directly effect the black community and other minority groups? It is so easy to tell people to get over it or to point out Black success in an attempt to undermine race relations in this HISTORICALLY racist country. But when you are the benefactor of racism (even if unknowingly) and you are not affect by it negatively, you inevitably have a viewpoint different and sometimes even defensive when it comes to race. Thank the Lord that Christ unifies ALL people. But still, churches remain the most segregated places in America. Thank you all for reading and all be Blessed.