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Personal Narrative: White Supremacy Mythology

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When I first joined the Navy in 1994, we had a few guys that supported the white supremacy ideology and they were kicked out. At that time I began to have a little faith in serving and being an American. As the years went by my faith in serving and being an American slowly faded away. Because you could see the racist ideology began to form and now it has come to a head because of our President (#45). But after all the hatred we are experiencing in this world today, God’s love will overcome and we have the VICTORY as long as we stay in the word of GOD. Proverbs 10:12, Hatred stirs up conflict, but love covers over all wrongs. You it’s really sad to see how people are misled in the lies of #45, and it hurt to see our people supporting his lies…all

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