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You need to familiarize yourself with what a stereotype is - after you do that we can have an intelligent conversation about what needs to happen to remove a stereotype apart from denying its existence. Let me know when you're ready.

For an article on the future of SDA Congregations see: The Pastor-Congregation Relationship: Understanding the Church | Adventist Today (atoday.org)

See: The Most Misinterpreted Sabbath Text in the Bible • 6 February 2021, 1:30 PM Eastern (1830 GMT) | Adventist Today (atoday.org)

The Winter edition of Adventist Today will likely challenge. See: New Adventist Today magazine coming this week | Adventist Today (atoday.org)

? Shall be opened ? Matt 7:8 For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened.

Do you think "Racial Issues" are better today in California than they were 26 years ago? Leading cause of death for young black males in 2017: Homicide Leading Cause Of Death Of Young Black Men, Says FAU Researcher | HuffPost Leading cause of death for young black males in 1995 was the same thing - as it is today. Once you face the facts it will make sense to you.

I can only say one thing for you. You make no sense?????

Matt 7:7 ? Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:?

Christopher Plummer, Star Of Stage, Screen, 'Sound Of Music,' Dies At 91 https://www.npr.org/2021/02/05/856951396/christopher-plummer-star-of-stage-screen-sound-of-music-dies-at-91

Boiling down the racial issue. The song "Gangsta's Paradise" came out in 1995 & Michelle Pfeiffer looked like this: Google the Lyrics for Gangsta's Paradise and sing along with the following video. Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise (feat. L.V.) [Official Music Video] - YouTube It's now 2021 - 26 years after Gangsta's Paradise and now Michelle Pfeiffer looks like: Chicago, LA, Philly, New York & DC are STILL (even more so) a Gangsta's Paradise and if you listen the same old lyrical rhubarbs used in the music video are used today as a reason why racial injustice happens. I personally know too many black people that are honorable, hard-working AND LAW ABIDING but unfortunately those folks get stereo typed by the inner city Gangsta types (which there is a lot of). A good rule of thumb is if you want to have less contact with the police don't put yourself in situations that generate police contact. Are blacks singled out for prejudiced actions, NO DOUBT they are but it's NOT the racism the mainstream media is talking about - its a long way off from that.