Did you like Rev Barber's speech at the DNC?

[wildeyed]

Then you might enjoy his books too. The Kindle edition of his first book is only $2.99 right now.

Rev Barber is a great man with a great vision. He is most know for his role in Moral Mondays, but his vision and leadership in my state is much wider and deeper than most realize. He is an amazing social justice warrior who fights for ALL civil rights as though they were his own. I encourage others to learn about him and about our battles here in NC.

[apcalc]

1. Good speech!

[wildeyed]

2. It was great!

Not out of character for Dr. Barber, I assure you

[iandhr]

3. I am an agnostic Jew and it made me want to go to church.

"I am concerned by those who say so little about what God says so much and so much about what God says so little."


Perfect.

[wildeyed]

5. I watch his religious sermons on livestream sometimes.

He is still the actual minister at a small church in Fayetteville (I think). I am not really religious, but he has good things to say.

[whistler162]

4. I thought it was quite seville.

[Maru Kitteh]

6. I have an inherent dislike of preachers, so that bias is an obstacle

And I'm also a nurse, so I have to say, I found the whole metaphor of a "moral AED" to be incredibly pained.

Obviously most people found his speech to be fantastic, so in this matter, I defer to my peers. He seems like a very good man.

[Gothmog]

7. It was a great speech

[The Polack MSgt]

8. Kick nt

[hamsterjill]

9. Loved it.

I thought it was awesome and have in fact re-watched it several times.

[auntpurl]

10. I thought it was very powerful. nt

[TheKentuckian]

11. It was my favorite, I was surprised more weren't talking about it. Too much justice for some?

Too black for a few? Too positive for some? Too far from shining city on the hill happy horseshit for others?