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Tag Archives: Civil Rights
Mormon Prophecy: Trying to Keep Up
In September (2014) the Rexburg Standard Journal enjoyed an exclusive interview with Mormon apostle Jeffry Holland. Journalist Emmilie Whitlock reported on Elder Holland’s remarks. One topic the Mormon apostle discussed was the “challenging times” in which we live, especially in … Continue reading
Sobered by their demise — they went contrary to the teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith
Delbert L. Stapley Early in 1964 Mormon Apostle Delbert L. Stapley wrote a letter to his friend, Michigan Governor George W. Romney. Mr. Stapley wrote the letter due to concerns he had after hearing a pro-Civil Rights talk given by … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Culture, Mormon History
Tagged Civil Rights, Delbert L. Stapley, George W. Romney, Joseph Smith, Racism
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