Tag Archives: economic exploitation

REFLECTING ON MLK JR.’S LEGACY: PASSING THE BATON

Posted on April 4, 2022 by mdbwell

As I reflect upon the life and legacy of Dr. King on the occasion of his mutilation some fifty-four years ago, I realize my celebration is bittersweet. The beloved community he had envisioned is far from fulfillment. Continue reading →

Posted in Race Relations, Social Ethics | Tagged assassination, beloved community, Boston University, economic exploitation, Great March to Freedom, I Have a Dream, love of neighbor, militarism, Morehouse School of Religion, next generation, Prince of Peace, Racism, Wesleyan University, Yale Divinity School | Leave a comment

WHAT ATE YOUR CHRISTMAS PLANS?

Posted on December 22, 2017 by mdbwell

Recently, a friend asked me regarding my plans for the holiday season. The text message was written hurriedly, for he and his wife were leaving for the weekend. I received the question, “What ate your Christmas plans?” Of course, I … Continue reading →

Posted in Poverty, Social Ethics | Tagged American Experiment, arrogance, corruption, economic exploitation, ethics, lower class, middle class, oppression, resistance, richest Americans, structural discrimination, tax cuts, underclass, working class | Leave a comment

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