Like the many languages, one of the main reasons that God made the many races was because He knew that a single race could rebel against Him as they did during the Tower of Babel.

A recent example was the Whitehouse Crisis. Ninety-nine percent of all major newspapers and radio and TV stations were calling for the resignation of the President Bill Clinton.

On the other hand, 90 percent of the Colored People, a forgiven people, were able to forgive him of his family affairs and move on. This was the single most event that saved the Presidency.

As it turned out, many of those very same leaders that tried to remove him from office, were committing the very same sin as Pres. Clinton.

I have proof that God punished the State of Arkansas, Clinton's homeland, for his misdeeds, the way it should be.

With that in mind, today, Colored People are against the death penalty only when it's convenient for them. Most of "You People" are against the death penalty, but sit on your fannies and do nothing.

Colored People are only a few years removed from slavery, a few months removed from inequalities, and only a few months removed from being called "Colored". Yet, in the same breathe, a Colored man can sit on a jury and condemn another human being, one of God's creatures.

Back when we were called Colored, we were more God-Fearing. Today, we will sell our souls merely because Pres. Clinton and most Americans push capital punishment. No man, nor a group thereof, is great enough for me to sell my soul.

Now that we are Black, African-American, or whatever, and doing much better, have we forgotten the line that Jesus drew in the sand? I would prefer to be called "Colored" anyday than to go on without God/Jesus in my life.

The first big test for Blacks will be when the state of Texas get ready to execute celebrae Gary Graham. I want to see if you sit back and do nothing again. To do nothing is the same as your approval to such evil deeds.

Catch 22- To protect the execution of Graham, is to protect all executions including the two co-defendants in the dragging death trial of James Byrd, Jr. You can't do what's convenient, we must do what is right by God.