With all due respect, Jesus Christ, yes.
IMHO, other idealists who follow Him and His Word - not so much as “better” than us, but “good examples” might be more like it.
The others who proselytize just for politics or money (both?), not at all better than us. Just better B.S. ers
clearly Ms. Jolly is an “idealist”!
article is behind payway, so posting the tweet w/ replies:
Tweet: UK Telegraph
The British Library’s chief librarian has claimed “racism is a creation of white people”
An internal report called for removal of statues of the library’s founding fathers, replacing “Eurocentric” maps, and reviewing collections of western classical music...
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Exclusive: British Library’s chief librarian claims ‘racism is the creation of white people’
Liz Jolly supports changes to displays and collections in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests to purge ‘perceived racism’ at the library...
30 Aug 2020
https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/1299808431730298886
30 Aug: Daily Mail: British Library’s chief librarian says ‘racism is the creation of white people’ as bosses call for changes to displays in wake of BLM movement after colleagues were ‘urged to support work of Labour MP Diane Abbott’
•British Library launched Anti-Racism Project to address race issues at institution
•Liz Jolly has said library has not done enough to ensure organisation is anti-racist
•Library officials have said it is ‘absolutely committed to party political neutrality’
By Katie Feehan
The Decolonising Working Group, which is part of the library’s BAME network, reportedly raises concerns with a number of artefacts on display in the library including busts of the founders and a portrait of Mr Punch...
Earlier this week, the British Library announced it is now ‘reviewing’ its Sir Hans Sloane manuscripts as ‘woke’ activists target one of scores of London landmarks - including the famous Sloane Square - which are named after the pioneering doctor.
The move was revealed in a note on its website, and coincides with a wider review of Sloane’s legacy that saw the British Museum - which he founded - remove his bust from a pedestal and attach the label ‘slave owner’.
The 18th-century philanthropist partly funded his collection of 71,000 artefacts with money from his wife’s sugar plantation in Jamaica, which used slave labour...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8678577/British-Librarys-chief-librarian-says-racism-creation-white-people.html
It's why Christianity spread so quickly in the ancient Roman empire. It's why British common law was so readily established and persists to this day in India and Africa, with of course local modifications to accord with local customs. The results are just better in every way than what other systems of justice provided.