The Black Church is Called to Be Courageous Against Misogynists
A call for the church to be vocal and supportive of Black women and Black girls who are frequent targets of violence and abuse.
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"I am hoping that there comes a day when all churches and houses of faith come back to ourselves and realize that we are to be symbolic of healing, wellness, and courage by confronting violence and abuse without flinching.
I am hoping that there comes a day when victims of violence and abuse are regularly told that they are beautiful, valuable, special, and should harbor no guilt, shame, or low opinion of themselves. That the church/house of faith is with them through their journey to healing.
I am hoping that there comes a day when victims of violence and abuse can look to the church and know instantly that every house of faith is a refuge for them because every house of faith stands for and with victims of violence and not against them. There is no call to be silent about abuse & violence in the church."
Tonya GJ Prince from WESurviveAbuse.com, SurvivorAffirmations.com, BraidtheLadder.org, gives voice to healthful affirmations and reminders.
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