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There are Hundreds of votes for Black Progress, every single election. And if they ain’t black enough then YOU run.
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There are Hundreds of votes for Black Progress, every single election. And if they ain’t black enough then YOU run.
Umar Johnson is not for ADOS. But I think he’s Not full ADOS. But the only people who should be paid reparations are those who are the descendants of slaves brought to the US.
I guess that explains why we are at the bottom economically, get killed by cops with no consequences and have other groups get rewarded financially while we get nothing
Fuck your existence
Your simple mind is a detriment to your people
Your ignorance is staggering.
Do nothing wokeness is the prosperity preachers of this generation.
Continue to stare at your phone and do nothing
You’re just running your mouth
Wasn't Tariq pimping Pan Africanism before this ADOS shit?
Yeah, he was. He was especially preaching that indigenous Moor "we-were-here-before-slavery" shit, which ADOS is the total opposite of. While I like how he goes some of these hypocritical politicians and entertainers, Tariq is self-serving to a fault and is only on the ADOS bandwagon because it's what's hot in Black circles right now and he sees a way to get some more donations from it.
I think Umar is full ADOS. He claims descent from Frederick Douglass but he's a pan-Afrikanist who also says he's a disciple of the Jamaican Marcus Garvey.
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on point as always.
Fuck Bernie for real
Just began reading the book "The Color of Law".
Got me heated and I'm only on the 2nd chapter!
Our parents and grandparents were never allowed to build up that wealth and pass it down.
Which is why the fight to fix the wrong is super important my brother!
This Clown....
Hmmm....I think he's trying to bait Jason Black/Prof Black Truth, Tariq, and others for views but doesn't want to directly mention their names.
I don't see why he doesn't just invite Antonio Moore and Yvette on the show and debate them.
Who's mans is this?!
SC’s Clyburn pans reparations, ‘opportunity zones’ as unable to address racial inequality
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U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C. File/Paul Sancya/AP
Paul Sancya
SUMMERVILLE — The highest ranking African-American member of Congress has major problems with two prominent ideas to address racial disparities in the economy: one that comes from his fellow Democrats and another championed by a Republican African-American senator from his home state.
In an interview, House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn teed off on both reparations and “opportunity zones,” complaining that the former is impractical and the latter is unhelpful.
“I think pure reparations would be impossible to implement,” said Clyburn, D-Columbia. “But we can deal with the issue (of racial inequality) if we just admit, first of all, that it exists and then come up with some straightforward ways to deal with it.”
Clyburn was more blunt about new “opportunity zones,” an initiative U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., pushed to include in the 2017 tax overhaul. It gives tax breaks to developers investing in low-income communities.
“That’s BS,” he said. “It’s a bunch of smoke and mirrors.”
Defining reparations
Clyburn’s comments on reparations come amid increasing debate among 2020 Democratic presidential candidates about the idea.
Some on the left have called for compensating the descendants of slaves for their families’ hardships, while others have proposed different racial reconciliation efforts.
The idea of reparations has been around for decades but rose in prominence recently after an acclaimed series in The Atlantic magazine by Ta-Nehisi Coates. Supporters argue it’s a direct way to begin remedying the ongoing racial wealth gap due to slavery and later decades of institutional racism.
But the opposition from Clyburn, the third-ranking House Democrat who has represented a majority-minority district in South Carolina since 1993, could lend additional credibility to those who believe there are more manageable or politically palatable ways to tackle the issue.
Clyburn said he fears reparations would lead to contested debates about who would be eligible due to the sprawling family trees that have evolved in the generations since slavery was abolished.
Even some white people who have never personally felt the effects of racial discrimination could end up making claims that they have family connections to former slaves, Clyburn said, pointing to some of his own acquaintances in Charleston who he said would fall under that category.
“Is that a fair way to do it?” Clyburn asked. “I say not.”
SC’s Clyburn pans reparations, ‘opportunity zones’ as unable to address racial inequality
- By Jamie Lovegrove jlovegrove@postandcourier.com
- Mar 5, 2019 Updated 23 hrs ago
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U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C. File/Paul Sancya/AP
Paul Sancya
SUMMERVILLE — The highest ranking African-American member of Congress has major problems with two prominent ideas to address racial disparities in the economy: one that comes from his fellow Democrats and another championed by a Republican African-American senator from his home state.
In an interview, House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn teed off on both reparations and “opportunity zones,” complaining that the former is impractical and the latter is unhelpful.
“I think pure reparations would be impossible to implement,” said Clyburn, D-Columbia. “But we can deal with the issue (of racial inequality) if we just admit, first of all, that it exists and then come up with some straightforward ways to deal with it.”
Clyburn was more blunt about new “opportunity zones,” an initiative U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., pushed to include in the 2017 tax overhaul. It gives tax breaks to developers investing in low-income communities.
“That’s BS,” he said. “It’s a bunch of smoke and mirrors.”
Defining reparations
Clyburn’s comments on reparations come amid increasing debate among 2020 Democratic presidential candidates about the idea.
Some on the left have called for compensating the descendants of slaves for their families’ hardships, while others have proposed different racial reconciliation efforts.
The idea of reparations has been around for decades but rose in prominence recently after an acclaimed series in The Atlantic magazine by Ta-Nehisi Coates. Supporters argue it’s a direct way to begin remedying the ongoing racial wealth gap due to slavery and later decades of institutional racism.
But the opposition from Clyburn, the third-ranking House Democrat who has represented a majority-minority district in South Carolina since 1993, could lend additional credibility to those who believe there are more manageable or politically palatable ways to tackle the issue.
Clyburn said he fears reparations would lead to contested debates about who would be eligible due to the sprawling family trees that have evolved in the generations since slavery was abolished.
Even some white people who have never personally felt the effects of racial discrimination could end up making claims that they have family connections to former slaves, Clyburn said, pointing to some of his own acquaintances in Charleston who he said would fall under that category.
“Is that a fair way to do it?” Clyburn asked. “I say not.”
He’s right. You can’t be “media” sitting in your room, commenting on the events of the day. That makes you an essayist
This is a MUST READ just to show you the game they've been playing.
THE BLACK LEFT MUST FINALLY BREAK WITH THE DEMOCRATS.
https://www.blackagendareport.com/left-must-finally-break-democrats
PS-anyone know how to get the image of the link to show when posting?
I used to stay on here from like 99-06 and a lot has changed since then; I cant even find the search threads anymore...
THE BLACK LEFT MUST FINALLY BREAK WITH THE DEMOCRATS.
https://www.blackagendareport.com/left-must-finally-break-democrats
PS-anyone know how to get the image of the link to show when posting?
I used to stay on here from like 99-06 and a lot has changed since then; I cant even find the search threads anymore...
Oh word? But that's what he's doing right now right on Youtube's platform no?
Bait them?
Dude they attack him daily.
They mention him wayyyyy more then he ever mentions them.
Worst part of this "New Black Media" movement is they trying to rise off of slandering other black people's names.
This "beef" culture we got has everyone else laughing at us.
No, he's actually always filming and reporting on events made by black peeps.
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Another suspect MF to add to the list
Quit playing you know he’s on site often.
The whole pan african sector of BGOL has been going crazy ever since the ADOS movement gained steam. Just got check the other threads....
And you wrote that like your list matters to anyone lmao!
Shit is crazy
Life right now is like being in the movie “They Live”
So he’s partial spic no wonder.
Ban.
Dudes who dont really think much of ADOS and look at our culture as less than theirs are convinced they can guilt shame us into forgetting who we are and what we came from. While they cling to their shit unapologetically. "Fake pan afrikanism" is what it is cuz its one sided. Theyre on the wrong side of history and will be left for dead by white Democrats once they find out cats is turning they black base away. Mofos better get right wit ADOS.
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