The leader of the Columbus, Ohio branch of the NAACP was met with resistance for saying Black and Latino residents should build a coalition to increase local political power.
The incident unfolded at the Ohio Black Expo in Columbus during a panel discussion about race and community resilience on May 23, 2026.
African Diaspora News Channel founder and CEO Phillip Scott led the discussion and welcomed Sean Walton, who was recently named local NAACP president. Moments after Walton started speaking, the conversation took a turn.
00:00 - Ohio Black Expo
02:51 - He's Right But He's Wrong
04:10 - Nothing at the Table
06:25 - God Will Save Us
10:25 - We Can But Will We?
11:11 - Conclusion
One of my long deceased ancestors had a saying that went something like this:Are these Black Hebrew Israelites? I rarely find much sense in that what they be saying but this dude was on point.
This is more of problem for cattle than it is for humans though. So beef prices will likely rise even more.
You missed the part where he actually talked about the new plantation um I mean plan for the Blacks. He got a black job for each and every one of us."It's just the Blacks don't want to work! They're too busy with their crack pipes and being welfare queens that they aren't getting those jobs."
The video cut off, but I can imagine that was his response.
Nebraska been catching hell lately and these white people halfway deserve it for being stupid and racist