Gottesdienst von BIPoCs am internationalen Tag gegen Rassismus

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She isolates these people, the last group, into a infinitesimally miniscule compartment of her life, popularly called “trash”, and reallocates the amount of brain matter previously held by this group to something more constructive.
girls are confusing man, they will tell you that they like a nice guy and all and one that isn't commanding. However if they were actually put in a situation were they had to pick one of the two, Actually they want non veg comment . I should not say this but this is truth Bro.
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I would say that what is most appreciated is if a girl is used to being told she is pretty, say how intelligent she is. If the girl is used to being thought a brain, tell her that you find her so attractive.
You will stand out if you don’t state the obvious but go a little deeper. Comment positively on something she said in class or something nice you saw her do. It shows that you are paying attention to her, in a good way.
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„Wir laden Gemeinden ein, sich an diesem Sonntag ganz bewusst unseren Gottesdienst anzuschauen, anstatt einen eigenen digitalen Gottesdienst auf die Beine zu stellen. So besteht die Möglichkeit, die Perspektive Schwarzer Menschen in Deutschland und in der Kirche einzunehmen und zu sehen, wie wir die weiße Kirche wahrnehmen, wo wir Rassismus erleben und wie wir die Bibel lesen und verstehen. Gibt es einen besseren Zeitpunkt für solch einen Gottesdienst als den internationalen Tag gegen Rassismus, der auf einen Sonntag fällt?“, meint Sarah Vecera, BIPoC und stellvertretende Leiterin der Region Deutschland der VEM.