Her Springfield Church is being rebuilt after the fire, and the man who burned her down, in a racist Tirade, is in prison to commit a hate crime. But for the Rev. Terlyn Curry Avery, the story does not end.
“As a shepherd of whom Church was burnedIf we do not look at the rhetoric that caused so much racism and hatred we will not go anywhere, “said Curry Avery, a shepherd of the Presbyterian Church of the MLK community and an interim executive director of the Institute of Survation Racism.
On June 24, the Institute will hold a two -hour community dialogue on the Massachusetts University Campus Henry M. Thomas III at Springfield. The Agenda: It discusses how to fight and cure racism, especially in the current political environment.