EvilCat Breath
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Should people be allowed to do it? Is it racism or religious bigotry if you do? The place where he died is now sacred ground. It is a place where the sick are healed, the crippled walk and the deaf hear. Only racist whites would deny him divinity.
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Meet the Man Proclaiming Jesus at the George Floyd Memorial Site Where a Supernatural Awakening Has Begun
In the aftermath of the senseless murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, a move of God has been unfolding for days and is still ongoing.