Partiality

This week’s sermon on Partiality and Prejudice reminded me of a conversation I had with a group of young women. The question of prejudice came up and at first we doubted its presence in our circles. Hadn’t we come a long way from slavery and the KKK? BUT the more we pondered, the longer the list became. Think of these:
    Western and Eastern Canada
    Home owners and the homeless
    Young and old
    Caucasian and Native or East Indian or ______ (any other culture)
    Male and female
    Employers and employees
    Those with children and those without children
    Married and single
    Kempt and unkempt
    Educated and uneducated
    White collar and red necks
    Athletic and non-athletic
    Musical and non-musical
    Technically update and non-techy
    Moneyed and poor
    Those who holiday regularly and those who don’t
    Those with the “right” friends and those with the “wrong” friends
    How bosses treat clients and how bosses treat their employees

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