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1/ How Black Lives Matter Is Changing the Church by @elizagriswold @NewYorker #Essential #SundayReading newyorker.com/news/on-religi…
2/ “I began my journey sincerely believing that if I could convince evangelical Christians that reconciliation was not some politically motivated agenda but a Biblical calling rooted in Scripture, they would pursue racial justice.” @RevDocBrenda @NewYorker #metoo
3/ In fact, white evangelical men explicitly trained me to talk about race “through the back door.”
“Don’t start with history. Don’t start with systems, structures and policies. You’ll lose people. Start with scripture,” they said.
We focused “cultural” partiality, not race.
“Don’t start with history. Don’t start with systems, structures and policies. You’ll lose people. Start with scripture,” they said.
We focused “cultural” partiality, not race.
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I read a great article on why the younger generation do not buy cars & apartments anymore & found it #TooGoodNotToShare
#WhyOwnWhenYouCanRent?
#SharedEconomy
Nowadays,the traditional measure of success-owning an apartment & or a car-is getting out of date
I read a great article on why the younger generation do not buy cars & apartments anymore & found it #TooGoodNotToShare
#WhyOwnWhenYouCanRent?
#SharedEconomy
Nowadays,the traditional measure of success-owning an apartment & or a car-is getting out of date
An increasing number of young people around the world don’t want to buy them.
#Research shows that the so-called #MillennialGeneration, who are now 30-35 years old, rarely buy houses and even more rarely — cars. In fact, they don’t buy super expensive things at all.
#Research shows that the so-called #MillennialGeneration, who are now 30-35 years old, rarely buy houses and even more rarely — cars. In fact, they don’t buy super expensive things at all.
In the USA, people under the age of 35 are called ’the generation of renters.’
Why does this happen?
Some sociologists say the current generation of young people differs from their parents’ generation. They have other values.
Why does this happen?
Some sociologists say the current generation of young people differs from their parents’ generation. They have other values.
