It isn’t often said, but when I think about subscribers Bruce Ware and Earlston Ford, I remember that since the age of 14, I’ve been a part of the black American upper class. In that upper class, like any in any nation, membership has its privileges, but also its contentions. It’s an aspirational identity. There’s always a struggle for prestige and some…
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