Neil’s call to action is clear: we cannot afford to be silent or give up. We need to get involved in the political process, support candidates who share our values, and even consider running for office ourselves. It’s about reclaiming the spaces where decisions are made and ensuring our voices help shape a just and moral society.

The Bible is full of amazing promises. It talks about living an abundant life, finding true freedom, and experiencing deep rest. Sounds pretty great, right? But here’s the thing: many of us who believe in these promises still find ourselves dealing with tough times, feeling like we don’t have enough, or struggling to break free from things that hold us back.

Let’s be honest, we’ve tried to fix things ourselves. We’ve come up with philosophies, governments, and self-help books. But somehow, our deepest problems remain. It’s like trying to fix a broken bone with a band-aid.

This is where Yahweh, our creator, comes in. He’s like the ultimate emergency responder, ready to lift us out of our pit. He’s not just a helping hand; He’s our only real hope for getting back on our feet.

Today’s culture often feels saturated with narratives of victimization and helplessness. This pervasive mood reflects a collective yearning for relief and liberation.

Look it’s no news to any of us that Trump poses a great danger to the corruption within the FBI. An organization that from the days of its founding by Edgar Hoover has had deep corruption. But now it has turned on the American people and is trying to protect itself from a clear and present threat…. Trump.

This shift in paradigm boldly challenges the notion of eternal victimhood often forced upon Black communities. It boldly highlights that Black individuals are not limited by past oppression but are fueled by a history of resilience and a drive to thrive. It’s a bold plea to acknowledge and honor the resilience, dedication, and persistence that have always defined Black communities.

We staunchly affirm that while violence is sometimes needed against an unreasonable aggressor as described by Saint Augustine in his Just War Theory treatise in “The City of God”, enduring advancement can often be best attained through peaceful methods.

Strong and prosperous communities are inherently founded on the principles of legal frameworks and societal regulations.
Every Black Life Matters, advocates for the utmost levels of communal security and staunchly backs the endeavors of just law enforcement.

The historical attempts to eradicate Black lives, combined with the devastating loss of over 25 million Black lives through abortion, fuels an unwavering commitment to both Black life and justice for all.
Our movement poses a critical question: Are you with us in this fight?

At Every Black Life Matters, we acknowledge a fundamental truth: we are all one race—the human race—with inherent rights that transcend any arbitrary categorization.

Within this singular race flourishes a dazzling array of cultures and ethnicities, each adding its unique color and texture to the magnificent human fabric.