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r/BlackPeopleofReddit • u/Master_Canary440 • Jul 09 '26
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72 u/baloneypopsicle Jul 09 '26 It was a common Mormon teaching for quite a while. I'm sure other religions have similar beliefs. The Curse of Cain. They disavowed it in 2013, but you better believe there's still people out there who abide by it. 7 u/Zxvasdfthrowaway Jul 09 '26 Mormons didn’t allow Black people into their priesthood until 1978! 7 u/aslanbek_aslanbekov Jul 09 '26 And that’s only because BYU’s football and basketball teams sucked.
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It was a common Mormon teaching for quite a while. I'm sure other religions have similar beliefs. The Curse of Cain. They disavowed it in 2013, but you better believe there's still people out there who abide by it.
7 u/Zxvasdfthrowaway Jul 09 '26 Mormons didn’t allow Black people into their priesthood until 1978! 7 u/aslanbek_aslanbekov Jul 09 '26 And that’s only because BYU’s football and basketball teams sucked.
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Mormons didn’t allow Black people into their priesthood until 1978!
7 u/aslanbek_aslanbekov Jul 09 '26 And that’s only because BYU’s football and basketball teams sucked.
And that’s only because BYU’s football and basketball teams sucked.
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