The Lasting Trauma of Arresting Children
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The Lasting Trauma of Arresting Children
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“Justice isn’t a ‘their issue.’ It’s a stewardship issue.” There’s a quiet tension in America — who gets to speak, who should stay silent, and who carries the responsibility for change. But the truth is this: policies that shaped our cities were created in all of our names… which means restoration is all of our calling too. This conversation isn’t about speaking over people — it’s about standing with people. Humility matters. Listening matters. But silence has never healed division. When the Chu
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“Justice isn’t a ‘their issue.’ It’s a stewardship issue.” There’s a quiet tension in America — who gets to speak, who should stay silent, and who carries the responsibility for change. But the truth is this: policies that shaped our cities were created in all of our names… which means restoration is all of our calling too. This conversation isn’t about speaking over people — it’s about standing with people. Humility matters. Listening matters. But silence has never healed division. When the Chu
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The conversation surrounding immigration seems to be in favor of full amnesty or abject cruelty. Neither is helpful. Neither is right. Neither is just. | Benjamin Watson
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The conversation surrounding immigration seems to be in favor of full amnesty or abject cruelty. Neither is helpful. Neither is right. Neither is just. | Benjamin Watson
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This is not business as usual. This moment in history isn’t about red vs. blue. It’s about the integrity of democracy, the dignity of people, and whether the Church will have the courage to show up. Many say, “If I lived during the civil rights movement, I would have marched.” The truth is—what we’re doing right now is exactly what we would have done then. The question history will ask isn’t complicated: Where was the Church when it mattered most? 📍 The Just Life 🎙 Conversations at the interse
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This is not business as usual. This moment in history isn’t about red vs. blue. It’s about the integrity of democracy, the dignity of people, and whether the Church will have the courage to show up. Many say, “If I lived during the civil rights movement, I would have marched.” The truth is—what we’re doing right now is exactly what we would have done then. The question history will ask isn’t complicated: Where was the Church when it mattered most? 📍 The Just Life 🎙 Conversations at the interse
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As believers, we’re not called to be what’s cool to culture, but what’s faithful to Christ. Conviction isn’t about being harsh — it’s about being anchored in truth when emotions run high. Truth without love hardens; love without truth deceives. | Benjamin Watson
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As believers, we’re not called to be what’s cool to culture, but what’s faithful to Christ. Conviction isn’t about being harsh — it’s about being anchored in truth when emotions run high. Truth without love hardens; love without truth deceives. | Benjamin Watson
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What would actually appall Jesus in America today? Not just our politics. Not just our culture wars. But our comfort with greed. We live in the richest nation in history—yet Scripture warns more about wealth than almost anything else. Greed doesn’t stay private. It shapes who we vote for, what we tolerate, and how far we’re willing to go for justice when money is on the line—even in the church. Jesus was clear: you can’t serve both God and mammon. That question isn’t for “them.” It’s for all of
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What would actually appall Jesus in America today? Not just our politics. Not just our culture wars. But our comfort with greed. We live in the richest nation in history—yet Scripture warns more about wealth than almost anything else. Greed doesn’t stay private. It shapes who we vote for, what we tolerate, and how far we’re willing to go for justice when money is on the line—even in the church. Jesus was clear: you can’t serve both God and mammon. That question isn’t for “them.” It’s for all of
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From abolition to civil rights, the greatest movements for justice were born from Scripture — not politics. The Bible has always been the blueprint for freedom. #abolition #justice #civilrights | Benjamin Watson
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From abolition to civil rights, the greatest movements for justice were born from Scripture — not politics. The Bible has always been the blueprint for freedom. #abolition #justice #civilrights | Benjamin Watson
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From abolition to civil rights, the greatest movements for justice were born from Scripture — not politics. The Bible has always been the blueprint for freedom. #Justice #abolition #civilrights | Benjamin Watson
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History has been made — and it’s written in pure strength, precision, and perseverance. 🇺🇸 Donnell Whittenburg just became the first American ever to win a world gymnastics title on the Still Rings, scoring a 14.700 in Jakarta! He sealed his victory with his own signature move — the “Whittenburg” dismount, a triple pike back somersault that defines explosive power and flawless control. 💪🏾 After years of near-misses, Donnell’s moment has finally arrived. His journey from determination to domi
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Dr. Calvin Mackie is an award-winning mentor, inventor, author, former engineering professor, internationally renowned motivational speaker, and successful entrepreneur. He is best known as the founder of STEM NOLA, a nonprofit organization created in 2013 with the mission of exposing, inspiring, and engaging underserved communities in hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) learning opportunities. Since its inception, STEM NOLA has reached over 125,000 K-12 students, p
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On October 2, 1968, Bob Gibson delivered one of the most dominant pitching performances in World Series history by striking out a record 17 batters for the St. Louis Cardinals against the Detroit Tigers in Game 1 of the World Series. Gibson allowed only five hits and one walk while shutting out the Tigers 4-0 on a hot, muggy afternoon at Busch Stadium. Gibson’s 17 strikeouts set a new World Series single-game record, a mark that still stands decades later. He struck out at least one batter in ev
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On this day 71 years ago — October 27, 1954 — the United States Air Force made history in more ways than one. Benjamin O. Davis, Jr. stood tall as he was pinned the first Black general officer in Air Force history — following in the trailblazing footsteps of his father, Benjamin O. Davis, Sr., who had broken the same ground 14 years earlier as the first Black general in the U.S. Army. From commanding the famed Tuskegee Airmen to shaping the course of military aviation and leadership, General Dav
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A heartfelt shoutout to Ron Lawrence for his remarkable work in vividly bringing to life the profound historical significance of the Divine Nine and their enduring impact on college campuses. | Benjamin Watson
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On this day 11 years ago, an unforgettable moment unfolded at Jordan-Hare Stadium as Rod Bramblett passionately described the iconic "kick six" during the Iron Bowl. In a stunning turn of events, Auburn cornerback Chris Davis seized the opportunity, racing 109 yards for a dramatic touchdown return after a missed field goal attempt by Alabama, just as the final seconds of the game ticked away. This electrifying play not only secured a remarkable victory for Auburn, defeating the top-ranked Alabam
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Jeffrey Epstein had more than 1,000 victims over more than two decades as a sex trafficker. But he wasn’t alone. There will be names. Human trafficking still generates about $150 billion a year around the globe- with two-thirds coming from commercial sexual exploitation. Nearly 2 million children are abused in sex trafficking, not just in some far away land, but here, in every state in the land of the free. To love freedom is to shine its light into the shadows. To uphold justice is to protect t
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Exactly one year ago, Quincy Hall executed an astonishing comeback in the 400 meters, a race that would etch his name into Olympic history. From a considerable distance behind, he unleashed a burst of speed that seemed almost ethereal, overtaking three formidable competitors in a breathtaking display of athleticism and determination. As he surged down the final stretch, the crowd erupted with fervor, witnessing his triumphant dash to seize the gold medal at the Paris Olympic Games. 🇺🇸🥇 | Benj
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Jeffrey Epstein had more than 1,000 victims over more than two decades as a sex trafficker. But he wasn’t alone. There will be names. Human trafficking still generates about $150 billion a year around the globe- with two-thirds coming from commercial sexual exploitation. Nearly 2 million children are abused in sex trafficking, not just in some far away land, but here, in every state in the land of the free. To love freedom is to shine its light into the shadows. To uphold justice is to protect t
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On this episode of The Just Life, organizer and strategist Tiffany Loftin unpacks student power, unionizing Delta flight attendants, abolishing the death penalty, and sustaining joy while fighting injustice. What began as a campaign to continue her own college education —and improve life for every student at UC Santa Cruz, has become a lifelong mission of global advocacy. Tiffany shares practical steps for everyday people to take action, build power, and stay grounded in the struggles that move
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🏆✨ HISTORY MADE ✨🏆 A’ja Wilson—Columbia, South Carolina’s own—has just become the first player in WNBA history to win 4 MVP trophies. 🙌🏽During the surprise ceremony with her Las Vegas Aces teammates, she fought back tears as she thanked her team, coaches, and supporters. What stood out most was her humility: she made it clear this wasn’t just her award—it was a collective victory.From Columbia to the national stage, A’ja continues to inspire with her dominance on the court and her leadership
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