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"Although opinions about the organization vary widely, the phrase itself [black lives matter]resonated at a deep level with numbers of Americans across the nation, and in particular it spoke to black people who sense those words addressing a deep and painful longing-the longing for others to recognize their full, unqualified humanity. Sadly, many white Christians did not realize this..."p.180

"During his lifetime and at the height of the civil rights movement, a large segment of the American church derided King and other activists and even resisted the efforts of the civil rights movement. Certainly, changing attitudes can be viewed as a form of progress, but it is also helpful to remember that such positive perspectives on the movement have not always been popular" p. 150-151