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KUER Listener responds to Darron Smith October 25, 2004
Mr. Smith, I just got through listening to your discussion on RadioWest. I am so very glad that more people are talking about the issue of Blacks & Mormonism. I am white. I’ve tried hard to understand the Church’s old … Continue reading
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Daily Herald: Perspectives on the priesthood revelation excerpt from Daily Herald June 8, 2003
Darron Smith, co-editor of the, Blacks and Mormon, suggests LDS leaders should step forward to clear the air. Smith, who is black, wrote in 2003: “Blacks who do move toward Mormonism should not be made to feel that blackness is … Continue reading
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Complicity “THE LONG-PROMISED DAY?” by Jay Stirling published in Sunstone July 2002
EARLIER THIS YEAR, I was at an acquaintance’s house watching a basketball game between the University of Utah and Brigham Young University. Out of two dozen players, only one was black, so I guess it was natural for some of … Continue reading
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