A. Philip Randolph Square — Attraction in New York

I mean no offense to anyone in particular, much less the overall ongoing civil rights movement all over the planet; but honestly, if "God" is either "white" or "black," it would truly explain the condition of the world at the moment, & why we live in the dumbest possible timeline. "He" wouldn't be an entity whom I could respect in a sustainable manner. Slaves & enslavers from the Antebellum! Into the ocean they must go, like an inverse Middle Passage, whether figuratively or literally! [Or at least their attitudes & practices.] Never assume a spherical god!

P.S.: This etching is located on the sidewalk north of 120th & St. Nicholas, on the eastern side...

It was part of African American Day Parade in Harlem on Adams Clayton Powell Blv'd it was peace and love , merits with political messages City Agencies , health awareness, costume design and danceing bands it was...

This shaded seating area at the intersection of St. Nicholas Avenue and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard is named for A. Philip Randolph, a leader in the labor and civil rights...