The most enduring forms of violence are not always carried out by weapons or spoken through laws. Sometimes they are quietly embedded in the spaces we create and the structures we normalize. When architecture is designed to exclude rather than welcome, to displace rather than restore, it silently teaches society which lives are worthy of comfort and which are expected to disappear.
Every city must therefore ask not only whether its designs are efficient, but whether they are just. For the true measure of architecture is not how well it protects property, but how faithfully it preserves the dignity of every human being.
Pastor Steven G. Lee
St. GMC Corps
July 27, 2026
July 27, 2026
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