Join Us in Urging The Salvation Army Commissioner Hodder to Choose Hope Over Divisive DEI Philosophy

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What you need to know

For decades, the Salvation Army has provided millions with aid and hope. The Salvation Army helped tens of millions find and accomplish their dreams. Now, the Salvation Army leadership is teaching something very different.

They are internally teaching that America is racist, that their soldiers have “unconscious bias,” and that there is racism at every turn. The gamut of these teachings run through The Salvation Army’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs. Commissioner Hodder made it quite clear to Color Us United that the Army’s DEI programs are here to stay.

These divisive teachings do not give hope, but instead propel despair.

The Army has urged their members in the Central Territory to attend “unconscious bias” training as part of their DEI initiatives. Unconscious bias says that people have racist beliefs that they aren’t aware of. The Army has also hosted speakers like Dominique Gilliard who promote the idea that privilege is a consequence of sin. To make matters worse, the Army has a chief diversity officer on their payroll. These divisive and biblically unsound policies do not help a single poor child. They impede the very spirit of the Salvation Army.

We need Commissioner Hodder to make a statement saying that DEI does NOT help people in poverty.

Commissioner Hodder and The Salvation Army are well placed to take America from a divided nation to one that is proud of our kind, loving, and generous culture. After all, almost 80% of the worldwide Salvation Army budget comes from the kindhearted and incredibly generous Americans. Millions have volunteered for the Salvation Army.

That is the story that needs to be told. A message about the goodness in America will do more to uplift those in need than talk of racism. A positive message will unit this country and propel real racial harmony.

Please join us in urging Commissioner Hodder to unite Americans by abandoning DEI and testifying to the greatness of the American people and our country.

Ask Commissioner Kenneth Hodder to Say “DEI Does Not Help People in Poverty”

Dear Commissioner Hodder:

I have long admired the work of the Salvation Army.  TSA provided not just charity—but hope—to tens of thousands in need.  Salvationists gave support to any American—no matter their race, creed or religions. Tens of millions of Americans give every year to help fund the race-blind work of TSA.  As a result of the good work of TSA—along with America’s uplifting culture and prosperous economy—many have gone from poverty to productive happy lives.

Yet for some reason, your organization is choosing to hold classes that claim America is racist country.   In these sessions, trainers demand that Salvationists understand their “white privilege” or that they have “unconscious bias” against people of color.  Given the dedication of Salvationists, such self-flagellation is flatly wrong. Rather the Salvation Army should be singing the praises of all who dedicate themselves to your good work.

Moreover, you—Commander Hodder—should be proudly acclaiming how the success of the Salvation Army proves Americans are not fundamentally racist. You are well placed to push back against those who wish to divide us by race. You—and all your leadership—must speak to the goodness—and colorblind nature—of the American people. Such statements could bring wonderful unity to the country. Positive statements about what Americans have done and will continue to do to help each other no matter their race will lead to beautiful bonding among all people.

We urge you to speak out against what has become the dominant—but misplaced—narrative that America is a racist country. You are well positioned to show that DEI only encourages racial divisions.

Commissioner Hodder, you truly are in position to help Americans move beyond the angers of the past. Please take this path—albeit one of much resistance—but one which you are well positioned to assume. History is always written by those who renounce mainstream thinking. We are not making an easy ask of you. Many in the news, in political power and those with much influence will call you evil and other names. Yet, you have the work of TSA to support you as you lead Americans against the very divisive claims of DEI.

We write to you as America needs you. Those who are in need of hope—and the American dream—need your leadership. Please lead America out of the divisive claims of DEI and to one of unity, love and hope.

With respect,

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