I first heard this album when I was 17 and while I was busy working out this whole racial hatred business and the deal like the Civil Rights movement, this song came across my way and it was sad that I had to wait so long for a song from a gospel perspective to touch on the issue. No it’s not a great track of racial unity, but listen carefully to the lyrics and be as touched as I was at a situation that may have got less overt in recent years, but is still an issue for people who are not of the native Caucasian persuasion.
For His Name’s Sake
Shalom
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Life With CD 
As an African American woman who moved from PA to GA, and from a multicultural church to a predominantly Caucasian one, I cannot adequately express how deeply it hurts to be treated as if I am somehow inferior BY FELLOW “CHRISTIANS” IN CHURCH!! People, do you really think Heaven will be segregated?!?!