Thank you for your prayers. When I listen to my children say that they do not feel like celebrating the 4th of July this year, it makes me realize how hard we need to try.
I live in the town (Grafton, MA) where Frederick Douglass gave that speech. Every July 5th, it is reread on our Town Common. We all need the call to action and the hope his words carry, particularly in these times.
Thank you, Rev. Cameron. My God, how great was Frederick Douglas! There are many who would like to revise history, pretend it didn't happen, fearful that the truth of our past will somehow weaken our love for our country. I see our country as a novel -- rich in character development. Well-written characters evolve, they acknowledge their sins and strive for some sort of redemption. Readers love these characters. America is that character, never perfect, but striving to do be better, and we the people love it for that very reason, we hope and hope and hope.
Unfortunately, other than America has survived 250 years, there’s not much to celebrate, I feel.
Trump has been allowed to destroy your country.
You really don’t have any freedoms now. America today is not much better than Russia, North Korea or Israel. Each country is run by a self absorbed, evil man.
Hopefully, next year you will be able to celebrate freedom but, not this year…we the people does not exist in America at the moment…
A beautiful call for all of us attempting to be what we are not yet. But becoming. 🙏❤️🙏
Thank you for your prayers. When I listen to my children say that they do not feel like celebrating the 4th of July this year, it makes me realize how hard we need to try.
I live in the town (Grafton, MA) where Frederick Douglass gave that speech. Every July 5th, it is reread on our Town Common. We all need the call to action and the hope his words carry, particularly in these times.
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Thank you.
Thank you, Rev. Cameron. My God, how great was Frederick Douglas! There are many who would like to revise history, pretend it didn't happen, fearful that the truth of our past will somehow weaken our love for our country. I see our country as a novel -- rich in character development. Well-written characters evolve, they acknowledge their sins and strive for some sort of redemption. Readers love these characters. America is that character, never perfect, but striving to do be better, and we the people love it for that very reason, we hope and hope and hope.
Unfortunately, other than America has survived 250 years, there’s not much to celebrate, I feel.
Trump has been allowed to destroy your country.
You really don’t have any freedoms now. America today is not much better than Russia, North Korea or Israel. Each country is run by a self absorbed, evil man.
Hopefully, next year you will be able to celebrate freedom but, not this year…we the people does not exist in America at the moment…