George Floyd's death was the fuse that lit the fires engulfing our nation in protests. The Marxist left has seized this opportunity to tear our country apart, claiming the U.S. is "systemically racist" and protests are "mostly peaceful" even as our cities burn.
Now, in the wake of Daunte Wright's shooting and the George Floyd murder trial, California left-wing Rep. Maxine Waters (D) enters the fray. Filled with disregard for the rule of law, she sought to intimidate the George Floyd jury to secure a guilty verdict by encouraging the crowd to "get more confrontational" if they didn't get their way.
On this episode of "LevinTV," Mark contended that Rep. Waters and the Democrat Party aren't motivated by racial injustice or equality. It's all a conspiracy to tear down the country, destroy support for law enforcement, disarm Americans, and take total control, he argued.
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New York City Pastor Kenneth Boller asked his Catholic mass participants to make affirmations in standing against racial injustices.
In the now-viral prayer, Boller encouraged white people to renounce their privilege as he spoke near black and white portraits of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd.
Boller closed Sunday's 11:30 a.m. mass at the Church of St. Francis Xavier by requesting that congregants bow their heads for a "racial justice" prayer.
"I now invite you to stand, and in joining us in the prayer for racial justice, by responding 'yes' to each of the following statements," Boller began.
He asked, "Do you support racial justice, equity, and compassion in human relations? Do you affirm that white privilege is unfair and harmful to those who have it and to those who do not? Do you affirm that white privilege and the culture of white supremacy must be dismantled where it is present? Do you support racial equity justice and liberation for every person? Do you affirm the inherent worth and dignity of every person?"
In answering "yes," Boller encouraged churchgoers to commit to their promises:
Therefore, from this day forward, will you strive to understand more deeply the injustice and suffering white privilege and white supremacy cause? Will you commit to help transform our church culture to one that is actively engaged in seeking racial justice and equity for all, for everyone? Will you make a greater effort to treat all people with the same respect you expect to receive. Will you commit to developing the courage to live your beliefs and values of racial justice and equality? Will you strive to eliminate racial prejudice from your thoughts and actions so that you can better promote the racial justice efforts of our church? Will you renew and honor this pledge daily knowing that our church and our community, our nation, and our world will be better places because of our efforts?
Conservative commentator Michelle Malkin shared a clip of the sermon on Twitter, captioning it, "A tipster sent me this revolting BLM prayer at St Xavier Catholic Church in NYC yesterday: 'Do you affirm that white privilege is unfair ... will you commit to helping transform our church culture' and worship daily at altar of 'racial justice.' St. George Floyd replaces Jesus."
You can watch the full mass here.
A tipster sent me this revolting BLM prayer at St Xavier Catholic Church in NYC yesterday: “Do you affirm that whit… https://t.co/9fRrpvfnXN— Michelle Malkin (@Michelle Malkin)1598898417.0
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