At age18, Carl Ray responded by saying "yes" and "no" instead of "yes, sir" and "no, sir," which were the customary responses when addressing white people. The man beat Ray severely for being disrespectful, then went to Rays home and shot his father eight times as Ray looked on helplessly. Ray was burdened with the guilt of causing his fathers murder; his life would never be the same. Hear the amazing story of how Carl Ray was able to "Unbreak His Heart" by forgiving the man that murdered his father and using that incident to help others learn to forgive. Carl Ray is a graduate of Tuskegee Institute with a BS Degree in Electrical Engineering Carl Rays - "The Power of Forgiveness", a documentary released in 2004 received high acclaims from The New York Times commenting on its significance for race dialogue in America.
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