11/25/12 America Has Lost the Concept of Freedom and Individuality
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BOND Archive Sunday Service, November 25, 2012: Jesse Lee Peterson asks about the right of private business owners to discriminate based on race. During the so-called Civil Rights Movement, younger blacks led by the NAACP and others participated in "sit-ins" at private white restaurants and cafes, forcing owners to serve them. This always seemed wrong to Jesse as well as to older normal black Americans who don't go where they're not wanted.
TIME STAMPS
- 00:00 Sun, Nov 25, 2012
- 00:39 Thanksgiving
- 01:48 Civil Rights sit-ins
- 15:49 My business, my right
- 20:10 The crowd is wrong
- 23:03 Blacks did well
- 25:10 Freedom slippery slope
- 28:21 NAACP vs older folks
- 36:31 Emergency situation?
- 44:49 Freedom, individuality
- 51:20 World we don't see
- 55:12 II Kings 6: 15-18
- 56:20 Support BOND
