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I see another post by a homophobic christian. She's entitled to her beliefs, isn't she?

It's really not surprising how many Christians are homophobic and anti-BLM. That was a huge thing that made me realize how NOT Jesus-like Christianity is.

It’s no coincidence that the ex-vangelical and Christian deconstruction movement happened at the same time as the movement for Black lives. Christian Supremacy is such a huge source of injustice in the US. One of the most important aspects of my own anti-racism journey started with deconstructing the Christian faith that I was raised in.

This is controversial because Christian supremacist ideology is really pervasive in Black churches too. They don't like the racist parts but they do embrace the homophobia and sexism. And they don't see how it's all related.

When you think beyond White supremacy to see that's it's just one part of the umbrella of Christian supremacy, it's really a game-changer. Christian Supremacy is multiple forms of oppression and Supremacy, all wrapped into one.
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Adaydreambeliever · 56-60, F
Well written. I would say yes, she is entitled to her opinion but then so too are other people entitled to disagree with her and explain the reasons she is wrong.
Graylight · 51-55, F
@Adaydreambeliever I think what a lot of people miss is the subtle but crucial difference between "entitled to" and "guaranteed by federal law."

Within the limits of Constitutional interpretations, all may speak freely. But don't think that warrants an invitation to announce your ignorance to all within earshot, you know?