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nephi n his brothers!!

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as a Black person, i have a serious soft spot for the lamanites. the way the nephites talk about them is all to familiar. often about how White, and non-Black people talk about me and mine.
i get so irritated with the nephites, and it disturbs my spirit to read what some of them have written about the lamanite people. and i don't believe their point of view sometimes.
i think the book of mormon ultimately condemns the nephites' sinful behavior, but that is a message i think many people miss.
i have a soft spot for zoram and the zoramites as well. zoram didn't ask to be involved in all that, and didn't have a real choice about going with nephi and his family (he was coerced on threatof death). the zoramites have a right to be upset about it. my people were brought to the americas against our will as well, and i just feel the zoramites justifiable anger deeply. and while their way of worship needs correction, it feels like a "White people stepping in to save Black folks from their ignorance" narrative (which is a racist white savior narrative). i'm not sure i believe how the nephites presented zoram's point of view and the zoramites either.
since the BoM is written from a nephite point of view, i think it contains the prejudices that the nephites have. i guess i'm "nephite critical," but i think that's okay.
just my thoughts while reflecting on the book of mormon (which i appreciate btw, even this post may be viewed as critical). i was searching online for people's thoughts about these things and no one i saw seemed to agree with me. like, many framed nephi as zoram's liberator, but i just couldn't square that away neatly like they did. not with my own experiences and my people's experiences and history.
i’m sorry but even if your personal version of mormonism excludes all the “if you’re a good mormon your skin will turn white when you die, no matter your race” and “dark skin is a sign of the devil” bs, your religion is still racist.
the idea that israelites sailed across the atlantic ocean and formed a population in north america that could be attributed to native americans is racist.
the idea that jesus christ appeared to native americans and converted them to christianity pre-colonial times is racist.
the idea that the arrival of christianity to north america with european colonialism was a prophesied “reintroduction” of christianity is racist.
the foundations of your religion are racist.
the foundations of your religion are historical negationism.
the foundations of your religion justify american colonialism as the will of god.
try as hard as you want, it’s impossible to remove racism from mormonism. it’s racist by nature.
Christ appearing to the Nephites By Arnold Friberg
Minerva Teichert - Jesus Christ appearing in the Americas

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1/8/2017 Church Toys: Pepé the King Prawn.
tbh i’m tired of ppl highlighting “not drinking coffee” as the craziest thing mormons do when “espousing the most asinine white supremacist fairy tale imaginable as actual history + god’s word” is right there.
idk why, but the way mormons fabricated a false history where white people were the original inhabitants of North America makes my BLOOD BOIL.
honestly, i shouldn’t be surprised that this came from the church that openly dismissed black people as “demons born on earth”.