Shane Claiborne: “Tears were met with teargas.” http://ow.ly/BvwA3
“Dr. King said: a ‘riot is the language of the unheard.’ What happens when folks do not feel like their voices are being heard?”
Another#Ferguson happens. That first Claiborne line is a powerful way to put it.
I posted this in my Occupy Theology section in my blog because this is an issue of voices being heard, whether it be the 99% , the victims of racism, the victims of militarism, or the victims of economic elites war on the poor. This is the issue for the church of the 21st century: that it stand with the victims. In some cases as a fellow victim (as with the 99%), but also as a community who stand with the voiceless and seek to make those voices heard.
RT @dlature: Blog: @ShaneClaiborne: “Tears were met with teargas.” http://t.co/b5gD97GpGs #occupytheology
Blog: @ShaneClaiborne: “Tears were met with teargas.” http://t.co/TPH0skRGbb #occupytheology
Blog: @ShaneClaiborne: “Tears were met with teargas.” http://t.co/b5gD97GpGs #occupytheology