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My Yom Kippur Opening Meditation: Forgiveness, Reconciliation & Shalom

As we have entered into the 24-hour time of keeping of Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement, not only am I thinking about the importance of examining my heart and asking for and receiving The Most High YAH’s atonement and forgiveness; but also, the importance of seeking to extend forgiveness, and shalom to everyone, if it is possible.

So, if there is anyone who has an ought against me, I sincerely ask that you please reach out to me directly. If I have offended, hurt, or wronged you in any way, I would genuinely like the opportunity to hear you, make things right where possible, and get back to a place of shalom in YAH.

And likewise, if there is someone in any of our lives that we have an ought/issue against, may we all be willing to forgive, seek reconciliation, and release the things that keep us from walking in shalom & shalem.

Scripture tells us:

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Ways To Keep & Celebrate The Biblical Holidays—YAH’s Fall-Time Holy Days

To download & print a copy of the current Biblical feast day calendar, click here https://www.arkcommunity.org/calendar

I will try my best to be as brief as possible (and I mean it lol) because I want to quickly help those of us who are new to keeping the Biblical fall-time Holidays/Holy Days (https://www.etymonline.com/word/holiday), which are also commonly called Festivals or Feast days (in English). I’ve talked about The Most High YAH’s set apart/holy feast days in multiple other blogs, but this one will be different. This will be an overview, showing how we can keep & remember the Biblical Fall-Time Memorial Appointments. Alright, let’s get into it;

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Yom Kippur Scriptural Prayers & Readings

Shalom, beloved family,

Yom Kippur—the Day of Atonement—is supremely important for us to observe. But how exactly should we observe it? Below I share several Scripture readings that The Most High YAH placed on my heart this morning. May our collective prayers, words, and meditations be pleasing and acceptable in YAH’s sight (Psalm 19:14).

Before diving into the Scriptures, let me offer a few reflections on three key terms we will encounter in the Yom Kippur commandments: “Atonement,” “Afflict,” and “Celebrate.”

#AI Artificial Intelligence, the World System, and the Illusion of Losing Control & Propaganda — Things to Remember

Headlines continue to stoke fears about AI “going rogue” and eventually “taking over.” And the media coverage on just about everything directs and misdirects the attention of the masses every day. But as I’ve been saying for years: Don’t you believe it!

Question: Do you really believe that the so-called world leaders, ultra-wealthy, and other elites would keep pouring billions of dollars into AI — and let it continue to evolve beyond their control — if they truly thought and feared that AI would eventually take over and dominate them, along with everyone else? I mean… Isn’t that the story they keep adding to with their own “cautionary letters”, “warning statements”, and “philanthropic interviews?” 🙃

Rosh Hashanah (and other) “Jewish Holidays” Are Not The Most High’s Holy Days: So, What Does The Bible Actually Say?

Every year (around this time), we see the same kinds of headlines about preparing for and celebrating the “Jewish High Holy Days.” We see reports about Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, notices about security updates at Jewish schools and synagogues. Unfortunately, because of the very real threat of increasing violence everywhere, we also see millions of dollars in additional security resources devoted to protecting particular communities during this season.

Frats & Soros: Let Them Pledge, Let Them Rush— Family, It Ain’t Got Nothin’ to Do With Us!

This is Especially for Our Israelite College Students & Parents

Shalom family.

Depending on the time of year, college campuses are getting ready for another round of Greek rush, intake, Greek Week, homecoming, founders’ celebrations, step shows, probates, stroll-offs, and all the other activities that come with college “Greek Life.”

Whether it happens in August, September, January, February, or some other time in the school year, our young people will see flyers and social-media posts for interest meetings, “Meet the Greeks” events, and invitations.

Some of our sons and daughters will be enticed. They’ll hear about brotherhood & sisterhood. They’ll hear about scholarships, networking, mentorship, professional opportunities, community service, leadership, influence, and lifelong belonging. And we get it — most historically so-called Black Greek-letter organizations were established during a time when so-called Black people were excluded from many so-called White institutions and opportunities. Greek members have done a lot of work in our communities over the years, and I will not act as if those are not the facts.

Are We Seeing “The Signs of The Times?”

Why Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21 Should Be Read Often and Together

“And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh.”
Luke 21:28

Every generation has looked at the events unfolding around them and wondered whether they were witnessing the signs The Messiah, Yahoshua foretold.

Today is no different.

Juneteenth: Remember Yourself

True Freedom — Remember Who You Are, Where Home Is, and Who You Belong To

[This is written especially to the awakened and awakening Hebrew Israelites here in the U.S.A.]

For many years, Juneteenth was a lesser-known, yet meaningful observance celebrated mostly within so-called Black communities and homes. Today, it has become a federal holiday for all, exploited by corporations for profit, politicians for votes, and media outlets across America for clicks & views.

Yet, for many awakened descendants of the transatlantic slave trade, Juneteenth is not solely a joyous celebration of freedom — but it is also a solemn and sorrowful reminder.

If Righteous People Refuse Jury Duty, Who Will Judge Justly?

Every so often, another jury summons arrives in my mailbox. When I mention that I actually respond and show up when summoned for jury duty, some of my friends have looked at me strangely. Others have asked why I would participate in a court system that fails our people.

It is a fair question…

Biblical Misconceptions — Part 11: The English Bible, The Letter “J”, And The Name “Jesus”

Welcome back to our thought-provoking series where we examine and debunk some of the outright lies and common misconceptions that are told concerning Biblical matters. Let us separate fact from fiction as we test modern beliefs held by some against the standards, wisdom, and instructions that are found in the Biblical Scriptures.

Today, we are addressing something that most people worldwide have never questioned, or fully examined:

The letter “J”… and the name “Jesus.”

Biblical Misconceptions —Part 10: The Holy Ghost & Babbling “In Tongues” Are Not From Our Father

The Fruit of The Spirit/Ruach of YAH vs. False Manifestations of The Holy Ghost— Understanding “Speaking in Tongues,” Visions, and Spiritual Control

A little about my upbringing up front: I grew up in the Church of God in Christ (COGIC), a Pentecostal Christian Church denomination. In COGIC churches everywhere: “speaking in tongues”, “catching the holy ghost/shoutin”, and being “slain in The Spirit”, were normal and expected occurrences during church services—more on that later…

For far too long, Christian church culture has modeled and taught a rewritten/remixed version of the Bible; they add to and diminish their teaching and keeping of Biblical, Hebraic truth. YAH’s Holy Spirit, His Ruach Qodesh, brings excitement and joy, but Ruach HaQodesh also brings order, functionality, clarity, truth, and shalom. Supernatural loss of control, as seen in Scripture, occurs when unclean spirits are present or being driven out of a person (“exorcised”) by the power of Ruach HaQodesh, not as a sign of having The Spirit of YAH Sunday after Sunday.

Biblical Misconceptions – Part 9: The Counterfeit ‘Abrahamic Religions’ Are Satanic

Picking up where we left off on Part 8, let’s build further.

There is a pattern woven throughout Scripture — an example of what not to do, made clear in Torah: a warning repeated by the prophets, upheld by The Messiah Yahoshua. Simply put, it’s seen throughout Scripture, from the first books to the last book of The Bible. The greatest danger to the people of The Most High YAH is not atheism or secularism… it is counterfeit religions — religions that:

Biblical Misconceptions, Part 8: Christianity Is Not Biblical — According to The Bible

Welcome back to our thought-provoking series where we examine and debunk some of the outright lies and common misconceptions that are told concerning biblical matters. Let us separate fact from fiction as we test modern beliefs held by some against the standards, wisdom, and instructions that are found in the Biblical Scriptures.

I’ve talked about this topic before—sometimes directly, sometimes indirectly—in a few of my other blogs (which I’ll share at the end). But this time, I want to deal with it head-on as part of the Biblical Misconceptions series.

Biblical Misconceptions Part 7: Did “Christ Make All Foods Clean”?

Intro: A Popular But Problematic Saying

One of the most repeated phrases in modern Christianity is:

“Christ made all foods clean.”

Propaganda, Indoctrination, & Mind Control—The Other Witchcraft

People all over the world are constantly being bombarded by various forms of mind-controlling tactics by those with money, power, and influence who have the means to broadcast them out to the unsuspecting masses 24/7 thanks to social media. No longer do they have to wait until someone picks up a newspaper or happens to catch a commercial on TV; social media with its never-ending propaganda & indoctrination now invades every waking moment of our lives. It’s all witchcraft… the other witchcraft! I say “other” because as we talked about in a previous blog (linked at the close of this blog), when someone says “witchcraft”, most people will have images, like these below, come to their minds:

Pre-Feast Season Preparedness: Standing Firm Through The Shake-Ups

In the last few weeks and days leading up to The Biblical Holiday seasons—the seasons of YAH’s Feast Days, many of us Bible followers experience what I like to call “Pre-Feast shake-ups.”

If you have prepared for and kept YAH feast days, then you probably witnessed or weathered some shake-ups before, like:

Sudden tests and trials
Unexpected or illogical conflicts with your family, friend groups, or even worship assembly
Trivial, time-wasting distractions that steal your attention from feast day preparation

Some of these things may be YAH’s way of sifting and refining us and our mishpachah, like separating wheat from chaff (consider Matthew 3:12). Other times, they are simply distractions from the adversary, designed to steal our time, drain our energy, and destroy our purpose. Either way, we must stay on guard.

Scripture reminds us:

Labor Days & Rest Days: The Standard Biblical Cycle

As summer comes to a close, citizens of the USA eagerly anticipate and celebrate Labor Day—a day dedicated to rest from regular work and considered the unofficial end of the summer holiday season. However, for those who believe in the Bible, our focus is not solely on man-made holidays, even though we appreciate the day off. Our rhythm of labor and rest originates directly from The Creator Himself. While many workers look forward to a break on Labor Day, we should be even more grateful for the rest we find in our Father and His set-apart Sabbath Day (Shabbat).

Counting Time YAH’s Way: Understanding the Biblical Calendar

When it comes to keeping The Most High’s Biblical calendar, there are many opinions out there these days. Some start the year with a dark moon, some on the equinox, some follow fixed date calendars, some just follow the ways of their teachers & assemblies because they don’t understand it for themselves. Before we go any further, I’ll share my quick opinion—no matter where you stand, I’m glad to see the growing number of people who are trying to return to our Father’s calendar. Even if we miss the exact timing, it’s far better to seek and try to get on YAH’s time than to ignore it and live by the calendars of Rome, Babylon, Egypt, or the USA.

Alright, now, let’s get into this huge topic and I assure you, we won’t take up too much time🙃…But a couple of things might help you get closer to being right on time. First we will remember our foundation, which comes the beginning. Let us always remember, and never lean on our own understanding, especially if it ignores Biblical foundation found in Genesis:

“And God (Elohim) said, Let there be lights (plural) in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons (appointed times), and for days, and years: and let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so. And Elohim made two great lights; the greater light (the sun) to rule the day, and the lesser light (the moon) to rule the night: He made the stars also.”
‭‭Genesis‬ ‭1‬:‭14‬-‭16‬ ‬‬

“Thus the heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of them. And on the seventh day Elohim ended his work which He had made; and He rested on the seventh day from all his work which He had made. And Elohim blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it (set it apart): because that in it He had rested from all His work which Elohim created and made.”
‭‭Genesis‬ ‭2‬:‭1‬-‭3‬ ‭KJV‬‬

To Be Known and Loved — Or, Not to Be Known and Loved: That Is the REAL Question!

Most people—whether they admit it or not—spend their lives desiring recognition and love. Be it in person or online, through family, friends, relationships, or social media—we long to be seen, heard, and valued, or in other words, we want to be known. And Scripture forces us to face the REAL question, as the title reads:

Ways to Keep the Biblical “Holidays”/Holy Days: A One-Stop Shop

Every now and then, family or friends ask me, “Why don’t you celebrate holidays?” I usually smile and reply, “Oh, I do! I celebrate all the holidays that are found in the Bible.” If you’ve ever wondered the same thing—or been asked this question—this is for you. Feel free to share it with others!

YAH has given us Holidays/Holy Days, or in Hebrew: His Moedim—appointed times, aka Feast Days—to remind us of His covenant, His calendar, His deliverance, and His promises yet to come. I’ve written separate blogs on each set of these holy days. To make things easier, here’s a one-stop spot where you can find them all in one place:

Tahor Eating Addendum: The Birds of the Air

This is an addendum to this blog:

We Eat Tahor, Not Kosher: Returning To YAH’s Standard of Clean Eating

When it comes to eating tahor (”clean”) according to YAH’s instructions, most people today are solid on avoiding pork, shellfish, catfish, and other clearly unclean foods. And for good reason — Leviticus 11 and Deuteronomy 14 give us very clear identifiers for most creatures which are to be considered food for us:

Land animals — Must have split hooves and chew the cud (Lev. 11:3, Deut. 14:6)
Water animals — Must have fins and scales (Lev. 11:9, Deut. 14:9)
Creeping things (insects) — Only those with raised jointed legs for hopping like crickets, grasshoppers, and locusts (Lev. 11:21-22)

Those above are easy to identify. But when it comes to flying creatures (“birds”)… more Hebraic understanding and discernment are required.

Roles, Order, and Love: The Original Marriage Blueprint

Marriage is not an institution created by man. It does not belong to the church or the state. Marriage began in the Garden, formed by the hand of The Most High YAH, our Elohim. From the beginning, when YAH looked upon man, He had marriage in mind. So He formed a helper—a counterpart—a woman taken from his very own flesh, for him.

“YAH Elohim also said, “It is not good (tov) for the man to be alone. I will make for him a suitable helper.””

— Genesis 2:18

That is the foundational truth. Marriage is a divine design meant to reflect unity, order, righteousness, and functional purpose. It is YAH’s way for the continuation of mankind. When husband and wife operate as YAH intended—becoming echad (one) in purpose and flesh—they can walk together in intimacy, fruitfulness, and peace before Elohim.

Yet today, we live in a world where YAH-given marital roles are mocked, flipped, and rejected. Dysfunction replaces design because mankind has strayed from YAH’s blueprint. If you believe marriage can be redefined by modern cultures, this may not be the blog for you. But if you believe in truth, if you’re seeking truth, keep reading—you may find clarity.

We Eat Tahor, Not Kosher: Returning To YAH’s Standard of Clean Eating

Continue reading “We Eat Tahor, Not Kosher: Returning To YAH’s Standard of Clean Eating”

Beyond the Label: Why Torah Keepers Must Dig Deeper Into Ingredients

Intro: Many of Us Have Cleaned Things Up… But There’s Still More to Look Into.

Red, White, and Blue Reclaimed: Israel’s Royal Colors

Red, White, Blue, (and Gold) — The Colors of Our Covenant, Not Their Colonialism.

The Copycat Nations

Take a look around the world. What colors do some of the most powerful nations proudly fly?

“Who Controls the Climate? Not Men.”

In the days of the plagues in ancient Egypt (Mitsrayim), Pharaoh had his “wise men,” magicians, and advisors—men who tried to match the power of YAH by duplicating His plagues and signs through tricks or sorcery. But eventually, they reached their limit. They could imitate, manipulate, and downplay… but they could not control what YAH unleashed. And they had to admit:

Don’t Be a Free-Dummy, We Ain’t Free: The 4th of You-Lie

🎺 Blow the shofar in Zion… not for this empire.

🎇 Boom, Bang, and a Big Lie

Family, while folks are out waving flags and grilling GMO hot dogs under illusions of freedom & independence, let’s get real: this holiday isn’t about our freedom — it’s not even about theirs anymore.

Years ago, I shared some uncomfortable truths in my blog, “While Some Celebrate the 4th of July, We Remember the 4th of You-Lie.”
This year, the fireworks haven’t changed — but neither has the lie. So let’s take it even deeper.

Polishing the Chains

When the City of London Corporation launched a project called Revealing the City’s Past, it was framed as a step toward truth—adding new plaques to statues of prominent figures who profited from the transatlantic slave trade.

And todah to my achot for sending me this story https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8mmdyj1jmo

However, through the lens of truth, this is less about revelation and repentance, and more about revising narrative control and excusing pride.

Rather than removing the towering idolizing tribute statues to slave-traders like William Beckford and John Cass, the City of London opted to leave them standing. The same men who built their wealth through the buying and selling of our ancestors are still honored in stone—now with small disclaimers added at the base. It’s as if, by placing a label on the idol, the offense made right.

This isn’t repentance. It’s performance.

“Qumah YAH” — The True Cry Behind “Kumbaya”?

There’s been a wave of new conversations and debates floating around about this topic, especially in light of these viral clips:

Biblical Misconceptions Part 6: Exposing The Claims About Blessing Israel And Being Blessed — The Misuse Of Genesis 12:3

“And I will bless them that bless you, and curse him that curse you: and in you shall all families of the earth be blessed.”
‭‭Genesis‬ ‭12‬:‭3‬‬‬

This verse has become a slogan for politicians, preachers, and commentators who insist that supporting the modern state of Israel guarantees a blessing from The Most High. But does this verse really say that?

Let’s examine this claim Biblically and historically.

What Is Hebrewing? Walking in The Way of The Messiah

This blog site is nearly five years old, and I’ve come to realize that I’ve never directly answered the question posed in its title. If you’ve been reading along over the years, you understand it by now—but just to have one post that speaks to it plainly, here it is. This blog is about one central question: What Is Hebrewing?

Honor Your Father & Mother, But Above All Honor Your Heavenly Father

Many Bible believers today still find themselves celebrating Mother’s Day and Father’s Day—with good intentions—wanting to show love, respect, and appreciation for their parents. And while honoring our mother and father is indeed righteous (as commanded in the 10 Commandments Exodus 20:12), we must examine how we’re doing it. Are we following our Father, The Most High YAH’s way, or the ways of the nations and man-made traditions?

Biblical Misconceptions Part 5: Exposing the Lie of a “Christian Bible” Separate from the Hebrew Scriptures

More and more these days, I find myself irritated whenever I hear someone say — whether on TV, online, or in person — something like:

“Well, that’s what the “Old Testament”/“Hebrew Bible” says, but we live under the Christian Bible/“New Testament.””

I always want to respond with something like:

““New Testament” what?… Oh yeah, that’s right, the “New Testament” Scriptures of The so-called “Hebrew Bible.””

Let’s help the world wake up and realize this:
If you insist on using the misleading term “New Testament,” then at the very least call it — “The New Testament of The Complete Hebrew Bible.” (BTW, The whole Bible is a collection of Scriptures about The Covenant, not simply testaments, but that’s a subject for a different blog.)

🔍 Let’s Check Google Real Quick before we go any futher…

Living Under the Toes of Power: The Statue Still Stands—For Now But Not For Long

From ancient Babylon to the modern world, the image and power seen in Nebuchadnezzar’s dream still looms large over the nations. Though its golden head has long been removed from power, and its iron legs have given its power into the feet of iron and clay, the powerful influence of that statue still stands among us—in world: law, war, commerce, and religion.

In Daniel chapter 2, it was laid out plainly. The dream was of a towering statue, descending in quality yet persisting in authority, down to the feet and toes— made of iron mixed with clay—representing a divided, brittle kingdom. This is where we are. We are living under the toes of the statue, and the signs are all around.

Biblical Misconceptions Part 4: Uncovering Doctrines About Clothing & Head Coverings

Welcome back to our thought-provoking series where we examine and debunk some common misconceptions and some outright lies that are told concerning biblical matters. Let us separate fact from fiction as we test modern beliefs held by some against the standards, wisdom, and instructions that are found in the Biblical Scriptures.

In this installment of the Biblical Misconceptions series, we will address a topic that stirs both confusion & division among some Hebrew Israelites and our companions—clothing laws & head-covering requirements. Many sincere Israelites desire to obey YAH’s commands, yet sometimes community practices, misunderstandings, or misapplications of Scripture lead us to either add to or take away from The Torah. Let’s clear things up and see what is actually written in Scripture. First up, let’s start with what our clothes are made out of:

Missed Passover? There’s Still a Way: Understanding Pesach Sheni (Second Passover)

For those of us returning to the ancient paths and keeping the appointed times of YAH, Passover (Pesach) in the first month—Abib—is a deeply meaningful memorial. But what happens if, for some reason, you missed it?

Maybe you were unclean due to a death in the family. Maybe you were on a journey. Or perhaps you lacked understanding or simply weren’t prepared in time. The good news is: YAH has already made a way for you to remember His feast—HalleluYAH!

Biblical Misconceptions Part 3: Exposing Lies Told About — Saving Grace

A widespread doctrine, that many profess today is “we’re saved by grace alone through faith alone,” often implying that obedience to the Father’s commands—even “The Ten Commandments”—is optional or no longer required. But is that truly what Scripture teaches?

Ways to Keep the Biblical Holidays: YAH’s Springtime Feasts

HalleluYAH! Many more people are now hearing about and preparing to celebrate The Biblical spring holidays (https://www.etymonline.com/word/holiday)— and no I’m not talking about Easter, I am talking about The Most High YAH’s set-apart (holy) appointed Biblical Springtime Feast Days. Just as YAH’s Falltime Feast Days (https://whatishebrewing.com/2024/10/03/ways-to-keep-the-biblical-holidays-yahs-fall-time-feasts/), teach us not only about the past but also about YAH’s prophetic, future times concerning judgment & restoration, the Spring Feasts reveal the foundation of YAH’s redemption and His continual ability to provide for His children. Again, YAH’s Spring Feasts not only commemorate YAH’s ability to save, protect, and provide for His chosen people in the past, but they also point to the work of The Messiah Yahoshua, as the Lamb of YAH, while also adding to our faith and anticipation of our future, final salvation to come—HalleluYAH!

This will be a brief blog (from me lol, especially compared to my Fall Feast blog), for ease of reading. And since I have other blogs speaking about individual Spring Feast Days, I’ll simply link some of those blogs after the close of this blog.

For those who are new to keeping or even hearing about YAH’s Spring Feasts, or even if you’ve kept the feasts before, consider this as a quick guide to understanding & observing our Heavenly Father’s important Springtime appointments, let us honor & keep our scheduled appointment dates with Him! Alright, let’s get into it:

Ways To Keep The Biblical Holidays—Winter Remembrance Festivals

To download & print a copy of the current Biblical feast day calendar, click here https://www.arkcommunity.org/calendar

This blog link is especially for those who are new to observing or learning about the Biblical winter-time Festival Holidays—or more accurately, Holy Days (see etymology). I’ve discussed YAH’s set-apart feast days in other blogs, but this is different because The Most High did NOT command us to keep or celebrate any winter holy days, these festivals can be considered “optional, bonus celebrations”. So, yes, they are man-made celebrations, but they are still Scriptural.

After experiencing salvation and deliverance from their enemies, our ancestors instituted two special festivals that we can remember, observe, and celebrate… and at the very least, if you are a Bible believer, you should have an understanding of both festivals—whether you choose to celebrate them or not, especially because The Messiah said something major, during one of his Hanukkah gatherings, more on that in the blogs:

Alright, let’s get into it:

Worldwide Idolatry Is Proudly Displayed: Signs of Paganisim

“Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.”‬‬
Proverbs‬ ‭16‬:‭18

Sadly, many who profess to love and follow God and the Bible, frequently violate the first two of the Ten Commandments. Rather than adhering to the foundational commandments of Scripture, they often, because of ignorance & bad teaching, lean on their own understanding and keep family/religious traditions—over following simple Scriptural instructions. Just as in the days of our ancestors, idolatry continues to corrupt hearts and minds worldwide today.

When we think of idolatry and paganism, non-Christian religions are likely the first to come to mind. However, idolatrous practices exist in every religion—including various branches of Christianity. But to put this into perspective, let’s first examine some of the tallest pagan idols in the world. Alright, let’s get into it:

The Feast of Purim & How to Celebrate Biblically Today

Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): The Feast (or better yet, the festival) of Purim is not one of the commanded feasts of The Most High YAH; however, we can choose to observe it as a memorial festival, by celebrating YAH’s salvation. Regardless of whether you keep the feast or not, all Bible believers, should understand the significance of Purim.

The Festival of Purim, or in English — the Festival of Lots (https://biblehub.com/hebrew/6332.htm) — is a remarkable celebration of YAH’s providence and deliverance. Rooted in the events recorded in the Biblical book of Esther, the Festival of Purim reminds us of how YAH works to protect His people, sometimes in unforeseen or unseen ways. Let us explore the significance of Purim and talk about some practical, Biblical ways to celebrate the ancient feast today. Alright, let’s get into it:

What and who is the Festival of Purim about?

Latinos & Hispanics: Understanding The Identity Of Euro-Latinos/Hispanics & Afro-Latinos/Hispanics

If you know me, you already know I’m neither Latino nor Hispanic. So, why am I addressing this subject? First, because truth matters. Second, because bloodlines & nationality matter. I invite everyone to read this as part of further study and consideration, and I especially look forward to seeing comments from anyone who identifies with the groups mentioned above. With that being said, let’s dive in: