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"Lady Liberty is depicted as black woman on $100 gold coin designed by BYU professor"
Posted: January 29th, 2017, 11:40 pm
by sushi_chef
Re: "Lady Liberty is depicted as black woman on $100 gold coin designed by BYU professor"
Posted: January 30th, 2017, 2:55 am
by Matchmaker
I would like to see some recognition given to Native Americans in full tribal ceremonial dress.
Re: "Lady Liberty is depicted as black woman on $100 gold coin designed by BYU professor"
Posted: January 30th, 2017, 6:27 am
by oneClimbs
It's interesting to me how we always look at the racial equality issue in terms of European Caucasians and Black Africans. Like Matchmaker said, what about the native people of this land that were exterminated? Sure, slavery was an abomninaton but genocide? Blacks have seen incredible success in America, sure it has been a tough road and there is still work to do, but where do the native Americans stand? America getting a biracial president was a big deal in many ways of course, but America getting a native American president, now that would be something.
Re: "Lady Liberty is depicted as black woman on $100 gold coin designed by BYU professor"
Posted: January 30th, 2017, 7:59 am
by simpleton
[quote][/quote] It's interesting to me how we always look at the racial equality issue in terms of European Caucasians and Black Africans. Like Matchmaker said, what about the native people of this land that were exterminated? Sure, slavery was an abomninaton but genocide? Blacks have seen incredible success in America, sure it has been a tough road and there is still work to do, but where do the native Americans stand? America getting a biracial president was a big deal in many ways of course, but America getting a native American president, now that would be something.
Well according to the book of Mormon America will get a lot more than just a "native" president sometime in the future as we have not repented... " like a lion among unrepentant sheep"
Re: "Lady Liberty is depicted as black woman on $100 gold coin designed by BYU professor"
Posted: January 31st, 2017, 7:07 am
by oneClimbs
simpleton wrote:
It's interesting to me how we always look at the racial equality issue in terms of European Caucasians and Black Africans. Like Matchmaker said, what about the native people of this land that were exterminated? Sure, slavery was an abomninaton but genocide? Blacks have seen incredible success in America, sure it has been a tough road and there is still work to do, but where do the native Americans stand? America getting a biracial president was a big deal in many ways of course, but America getting a native American president, now that would be something.
Well according to the book of Mormon America will get a lot more than just a "native" president sometime in the future as we have not repented... " like a lion among unrepentant sheep"
Haha, yeah, great point.
Re: "Lady Liberty is depicted as black woman on $100 gold coin designed by BYU professor"
Posted: March 16th, 2017, 10:09 pm
by harv
''Well according to the book of Mormon, America will get a lot more than just a ''native'' president sometime in the future as we have not repented...'' like a lion among unrepentant sheep''. Does the BoM say that, and who would such refer to ? The Saviour, Àdam/Michael, Donald Trump.
Re: "Lady Liberty is depicted as black woman on $100 gold coin designed by BYU professor"
Posted: March 17th, 2017, 6:10 pm
by sushi_chef
:-B hasnt heard about native presidents, but might be related to nishcosh,
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and isaiah 28:5 'residue of his people'.
Re: "Lady Liberty is depicted as black woman on $100 gold coin designed by BYU professor"
Posted: April 23rd, 2017, 2:45 pm
by Sasquatch
5tev3 wrote: ↑January 30th, 2017, 6:27 am
It's interesting to me how we always look at the racial equality issue in terms of European Caucasians and Black Africans. Like Matchmaker said, what about the native people of this land that were exterminated? Sure, slavery was an abomninaton but genocide? Blacks have seen incredible success in America, sure it has been a tough road and there is still work to do, but where do the native Americans stand? America getting a biracial president was a big deal in many ways of course, but America getting a native American president, now that would be something.
Probably not what you have in mind but Charles Curtis, VP with Herbert Hoover, was of 3/8 Native American ancestry through his mother and spent his childhood on Kaw lands in Kansas.
