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thedailyarticle.com. Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

I have never felt less qualified to write a daily article than I do this morning.

I am a white person who has never faced a single moment of racial discrimination in my 61 years of life.

As a result, I cannot pretend to understand what it's like to be unfairly treated because of the color of my skin. I grew up in a middle-class

community. As a result, I cannot understand what it's like to despair of a better financial future.

I've never been treated unfairly by the criminal justice system. As a result, I cannot understand

what it's like to fear the police and the courts.

I do not own or work at a business affected by the violence of recent days.

As a result, I cannot understand what it's like to see my dreams in future destroyed,

in response to a tragic death in Minneapolis, for which I am not at fault.

Fortunately, I do not write the daily article to offer my personal opinions.

My mission is to help us interpret the news of the day in cultural and biblical context.

This morning, I will draw on expert guides to help us do both.

As I wrote last week, the death of George Floyd on Memorial Day was a horrible tragedy. Our father hates racism and demands that we value each other as he loves us.

Last night, cities across America saw a sixth evening of mass demonstrations following Mr. Floyd's

death. The entire Washington, D.C. National Guard was called in to respond to protests outside

the White House and elsewhere in the nation's capital. A tanker truck drove through thousands

of people who were marching on a Minneapolis highway, though none of the

protesters was injured. At least 40 cities have imposed curfews. Writing for Bloomberg opinion,

John Authors examines the ways Americans are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. However,

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