Javonti Thomas

Silence in the Mines and Lines A lament for workers and labor exploitation

Silence in the Mines and Lines: A Lament for Workers

Silence in the Mines and LinesA Lament for Workers   God,Greed, power, and dominance have taken root.Growing so wildly, they threaten the beauty of your Great Eden.The empire extracts worker productivity and benefits only the mighty few. Empire still enslaves, like those in the Congo, mining rare earth metals for iPhones and other popular electronic

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Purpose That Heals: Why Justice Must Shape Your Calling

Purpose That Heals: Why Justice Must Shape Your Calling It’s directly in your face like an annoying mosquito. Rising costs from healthcare to groceries, political tension, global ecological concerns, and spiritual fatigue.  It’s exhausting! It’s troubling!  But, now more than ever, people are wrestling with deeper and bigger questions about purpose.  Not just “What am

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A Lament for Black Memory and Justice

A Lament for Black Memory Aren’t you tired, God?Tired of seeing my ancestors’ stories censored, Buried in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean,Burned on crosses in the cotton fields,Banned from the shelves of libraries. Words now deemed poisonous if spoken:Black. Diversity. Equity. Woman. Queer. Our stories, our identity, our cultureHung and silenced, thrown into the sea.

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