When Justice is Not Served…

Summary

The website content is a personal journal entry expressing deep empathy and a call for justice in the face of ongoing racism and injustice.

Abstract

The author of the journal entry expresses a profound sense of sorrow and empathy for the pain caused by racism and injustice in the world. They acknowledge their privilege as a white American and question when the hate and violence will end, emphasizing the need for peaceful justice. The author reflects on the persistence of racism despite historical milestones like having a black president and laments the cruelty and evil they observe. They call for an end to hate and for people to be seen for their souls rather than the color of their skin. The entry is a heartfelt plea for justice, equality, and compassion, with the author vowing to use their voice to support those affected and to advocate for change.

Opinions

The author feels a deep emotional connection to the suffering of individuals facing racism, describing their heartache and the tears they've shed.
They believe that the recent incidents of black men found hanging from trees are not suicides but rather acts of violence and hate.
The author is critical of the current state of society, suggesting that despite progress, the reality of racism in 2020 is akin to that of a century ago.
They condemn acts of racism and violence, making it clear that they do not support violence but rather peaceful justice.
The author emphasizes the importance of not judging people by the color of their skin and advocates for a world where peace and equality prevail.
They encourage others to speak their truth and use their voices against injustice, demonstrating bravery, courage, strength, and kindness.
The author's name is associated with justice, and they feel a personal responsibility to speak out against injustice and advocate for the voiceless and broken-hearted.

Entry 1:

My heart hurts. There are no words to say the empathy I feel for people who are going through pain in the world. Racism exists, injustice exists, and right now broken hearts exist. What do I know about racism? I can’t say I know a lot, I am a white privileged American. When will the hate stop? When will people see each other as beings rather than objects?

Today I cried because I do not know. I do not know the fear of how black individuals walking down the street feel. However, I can imagine it feeling like having PTSD, always being scared, and always having to be aware of your surroundings at all times. Being an empath and having high intuition, I know individuals who are of color are scared. I hear your cry, and I support you. I see your pain. I do not support violence. I do support peaceful justice. However, how peaceful can you be when people are being killed? After having a black president of the United States of America, I would think this would be over. But it is not! People are cruel, evil, and greedy! The face of evil does exist. Racism in 2020?

This week I have watched Youtube videos, and have seen in the news black men dying from hanging from a tree. I strongly believe this is NOT suicide. This is my cry out to the world to end the hate. I have watched “classless white girls,” accuse respectful black men and women of behaviors they did not do. So many times I have wanted to jump through my computer/phone/ or T.V screen calling anyone who is racist out. I don’t feel like I live in the year 2020. It might as well be 1920. Has anything really changed?

So as I sit here with tears in my eyes, I feel the pain. The pain is in my heart and exits through my eyes. My name means Justice… My soul speaks Justice, and I do not feel that justice is being served for the black community. Individuals are screaming at the top of their lungs to be heard. Although I have never experienced racism, I know people can be very cruel. Evil in the world exists, and trust is a 5 letter broken word of sin. My cry is to take into account someone’s soul, not the color of their skin. It is 2020, things should be different. Shouldn’t they?

I can only show support and compassion to the individuals and families affected by the evil and injustice of the world. I can only inspire hope and can continue to advocate for the voiceless and broken-hearted. One day justice will be served. One day individuals of color won’t walk down the street afraid of the white man. I can only imagine a world where there is peace and equality.

This is my cry out to the world to never judge a book by its cover, or a person from the shade of their skin. We are all human beings, we all deserve the same love, respect, and compassion.

You can mark my word that my voice will not be silent to the injustice of the world. I encourage you to speak your truth.

Be Brave. Be Courageous. Be Strong. Be Kind.

Peace, Love, Justice, and Equality for all ❤