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Sometimes, it seems that racism and hate dominate our headlines. Recent events, particularly related to racial injustice and the inequality that grows with the COVID-19 pandemic, force us to ponder the times we live in and the nature of human beings. Are prejudice and disunity in the face of crisis inevitable?
But many times, adversity, though not desirable, brings out the best in human beings. A story of a community in Peterborough, Ontario, made headlines in many media outlets a few years ago. Now, as we grapple with the need to act as a united front while our prejudices still divide us, I believe Peterborough’s story can be an inspiring example of how love and fellowship can