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* Archbishop of Canterbury.<ref name="archbishop">https://archive.is/xyR8z</ref> | * Archbishop of Canterbury.<ref name="archbishop">https://archive.is/xyR8z</ref> | ||
* Accused the Government of outsourcing our legal and moral responsibilities for refugees to poorer countries.<ref name="archbishop"></ref> | * Accused the Government of outsourcing our legal and moral responsibilities for refugees to poorer countries.<ref name="archbishop"></ref> | ||
* Prostrates himself in apology for British massacre at Amritsar <ref>https://archive.is/IZu3U</ref> | |||
* "I pray that those of us who are white Christians repent of our own prejudices, and do the urgent work of becoming better allies to our brothers and sisters of colour."<ref>https://archive.is/u4sD0</ref> | |||
* "I'm ashamed of our history and I'm ashamed of our failure. There is no doubt when we look at our own Church that we are still deeply institutionally racist."<ref>https://archive.is/K2wN0</ref> | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:43, 4 February 2024
Stories
- Archbishop of Canterbury.[1]
- Accused the Government of outsourcing our legal and moral responsibilities for refugees to poorer countries.[1]
- Prostrates himself in apology for British massacre at Amritsar [2]
- "I pray that those of us who are white Christians repent of our own prejudices, and do the urgent work of becoming better allies to our brothers and sisters of colour."[3]
- "I'm ashamed of our history and I'm ashamed of our failure. There is no doubt when we look at our own Church that we are still deeply institutionally racist."[4]