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Teachers have a substantial reduction in training hours for carrying weapons in schools

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The Buckeye State is getting ready to get all the way live yall.....This shit is a reaction to that gotdamn Proud Boy playin stupid games and winnin stupid prizes.
So now when white kids decide they want to play tough guy with black kids, and black kids defend themselves, these teachers have an excuse to fire upon them? GTFOH.....this shit is fuckin' crazy.

Family in neighboring states, be on the lookout, it won't be long 'til they take a cue from Ohio and then this shit starts to become a thing. Under the guise of "protecting our children from active shooter incidents"

TODAY IS THE DAY!!! VOTE FOR MARCEL DIXON!!!

Happy Primary Election Day!!!!! I am wishing Marcel Dixon the very best in his race for Congress, 6th district of South Carolina. We need Clyburn out of office. Have you voted for Marcel or spread the word? I will be doing some phone banking later to help. I read that Marcel’s name is not on the ballot in Orangeburg county. There are people working on it. Some are saying to do a write in. I will be monitoring the election.

TODAY IS THE DAY!!! VOTE FOR MARCEL DIXON!!!

Happy Primary Election Day!!!!! I am wishing Gregg Marcel Dixon the very best in his race for Congress, 6th district of South Carolina. We need failed Clyburn out of office!!!! “REPAIR BLACK AMERICA TO FIX AMERICA” Have you voted for Marcel or spread the word? I will be doing some phone banking later. #Marcel4Congress #SouthCarolina #FBA #B1

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Texas summer camp shooting

Luckily none of the kids were hurt, It looks like a camp with mostly Black kids there, they didn't show or identify the shooter so I'm going to assume he's a white boy. these barbaric pale saps really want to kick off a race war. Be prepared, for anything.

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Kanye West Calls Out Adidas CEO For ‘Blatant Copying’ Of Yeezy Sandal Design

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He shared a photo of the sportswear company’s $55 Adilette 22 sandals that sold out instantly upon release in May, which bear a resemblance in colorway and general feel to Ye’s $70 Yeezy Slides, which are also produced by Adidas.

In his lengthy caption, Ye calls out Adidas CEO Kasper Rørsted.

“To Kasper I’m not standing for this blatant copying no more,” he wrote.

“To all sneaker culture To every ball player rapper or even if you work at the store This is for everyone who wants to express themselves but feel they can’t cause they’ll loose their contract or be called crazy.”

“These shoes represent the disrespect that people in power have to the talent,” he concluded.

“This shoe is a fake Yeezy made by adidas themselves I’m not talking to DC about this either Kasper come talk to me Happy Monday.”

He has a point. They’ve been ripping off his designs since he got there. I wonder if the CEO will call.

White LGBTQ Jewish Male says 'Slavery was so long ago… What good will reparations do now?'

FUCK LGBTQ NATION AND Dr. Warren J. Blumenfeld for this condescending, dismissive, anti-Black racist, bullshit article below.


Alert: Insane Amounts of Neanderthal Babble, Irony, Cringe, MANIAcademia, Hypocrisy, Whitesplaining, Anti-Blackness, Faux Concern, Concern Trolling, and Extreme Liberal Racism Ahead.

Please get your Pepto Bismol and puke buckets ready. Because this shit is worse than rotten Scrotie McBoogerballs dipped in radioactive, giardia-infested, spicy santorum.

Slavery was so long ago… What good will reparations do now?​

Gaps in wealth between black and white households show the impact of uninterrupted systemic inequality and discrimination beginning at the nation’s inception.
Commentary by Dr. Warren J. Blumenfeld Saturday, June 11, 2022
WASHINGTON, DC - OCT. 16, 2021: Activists demonstrate at White House demanding Pres. Biden sign an executive order to study reparations, and establish a commission for descendants of American slavery

WASHINGTON, DC - OCT. 16, 2021: Activists demonstrate at White House demanding Pres. Biden sign an executive order to study reparations, and establish a commission for descendants of American slavery

California has long been on the cutting edge in promoting progressive issues and policies nationwide. This continued this week when the state released an historic interim report discussing its involvement in and perpetuation of discrimination against African Americans. The report has the potential of not only educating the public, but also in introducing an official apology and in making a case for financial restitution.

In 2020, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation creating a Task Force to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans to investigate California’s legacy of racial discrimination. On a citywide level, the Chicago suburb of Evanston, Illinois, became the first in the nation to make reparations available to black residents in 2021.

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The California Reparations Task Force released a 500-page interim document detailing the maltreatment suffered by descendants of enslaved people from colonial times to the present. Though the U.S. government abolished slavery more than 150 years ago, the establishment of a panoply of discriminatory laws, policies, and actions remained in all aspects of life against African Americans, from the judicial system, employment, and policing, to housing, education, and banking.

The Reparations Task Force included several policy initiatives for African Americans, including free health care, tuition free education in California’s colleges and universities, state-supported low interest mortgage loans, prison reform, and a cabinet-level secretary position to oversee African American Affairs.

California released its interim report during a time of a growing movement sweeping the nation to ban books and to severely limit classroom discussions on topics of race, gender, and sexuality, and in particular, the teaching of lessons dealing with some of the “hard” history of the country.

During the next year, the Reparations Task Force will craft an apology to African Americans, and it is due to create a reparations plan to compensate for harm that has been done and to prevent further harm.

The Reparations Task Force will release its final report in 2023.

Reparations

Let us first define and deconstruct the term “reparations,” rep·a·ra·tion (repəˈrāSH(ə)n). We can find the trajectory of the word’s development in late Middle English coming from Old French derived from late Latin reparatio(n-), or reparare, “to make ready again.”

The root of the term “reparation” is “repair,” which implies that the concept or thing to “make ready again” initially came in good condition, that it was formerly intact. The noun “reparations” denotes making amends for wrongs or wounds inflicted by paying monetary or other kinds of offerings to injured or otherwise wronged parties.

In the current context, “reparations” means providing African Americans with just compensation for the atrocities inflicted upon their ancestors who were violently stolen by slavers from their native lands in Africa, chained, and packed tightly onto wooden ships for a tormenting and dangerous ocean voyage to the “Americas,” then dumped like inanimate cargo (for those who survived the passage) and sold into slavery.

All rights were stripped from them as were their native languages, cultures, and spiritual traditions. Slavers separated family members from one another, and for the remainder of their lives enslaved Africans were forced into manual labor in extremely harsh conditions.
The white supremacist establishment in most regions forbad them any kind of appropriate and adequate healthcare, housing, formalized education, or the possibility of attaining their freedom.

Contrary to Republican Senator Tim Scott’s rebuttal of President Biden’s address to Congress on Wednesday, April 28, 2021 when Scott argued: “Hear me clearly: America is not a racist country,” Mr. Biden was on point when he acknowledged the long-standing and entrenched systemic racist injustices on which the United States is based.

But as we are discussing reparations today, we are not simply referring to the era of slavery from 1619 through the end of the Civil War. The legacy of slavery and the patriarchal Christian white supremacist racist foundation on which the U.S. is built – the “original sin” – has carried to the present day continuing to marginalize, disenfranchise, and oppress people of African descent in this country. Reparations, then, must address that long and brutal legacy up to the present moment.

Historian Hasan Kwame Jeffries, in his TED Talk, “We Must Confront the Painful Part of U.S. History” tells the story of his trip to the historic home of James Madison, a designer of the U.S. Constitution and the chief architect of the Bill of Rights.

At Madison’s famous home, Montpelier, situated on thousands of beautiful acres with the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains in the distance, Jeffries was honored with a private tour of the mansion. Upon entering Madison’s library, Jeffries was overtaken by the realization that it was here that Madison crafted the immortal words of the great Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments of our Constitution.

Breaking his reverie, however, the tour guide then took Jeffries to the building’s cellar in which the guide asked him to gently run his hand over the bricks holding up the walls. He felt and saw ridges and impressions on the bricks that looked to him like tiny handprints. The guide told him that those impressions were of the little hands of the enslaved children “who were never compensated for the bricks they made.”

This legacy of slavery has been handed down through the 400+ years after the institution was introduced on these shores. For example, researchers William Darity and Kirsten Mullen, in their 2020 Brookings Institute report “Black Reparations and the Racial Wealth Gap” found that,
“African Americans were not compensated for their economic contribution, leading to decades of financial struggle. The most recent data available shows that black Americans held about 2.6% of U.S. wealth while being 13% of the population. On average, white households had a net worth of $80,000 more than black households.”

Jeff Hardy ARRESTED FOR DUI

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He can’t stay out his own way.

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1:53 PM PT -- According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Hardy had a BAC of .294 following his arrest early Monday morning.

In police documents, obtained by TMZ Sports, officers say they pulled over Hardy after claiming he was driving a white Dodge Charger erratically on Volusia County highways.

In the documents, police say they received four separate calls regarding the Charger's "poor driving pattern." Cops say when they finally caught up to the vehicle, it was "traveling significantly under the speed limit, weaving across travel lanes, and running off the shoulder of the roadway."

Cops say during the stop, the 44-year-old wrestler "appeared to be in a stupor and confused."

Officers say when they finally got Hardy out of his vehicle, he reeked of booze, and, during field sobriety tests, displayed multiple signs of being impaired.

They arrested him on the scene, and say when they took him back to the station, two of his breath samples yielded BAC readings of .294 and .291. The legal limit in Florida is .08.

Cops also noted in the docs Hardy's license was suspended following his two previous convictions for driving under the influence. They also noted he "had a driving restriction which required him to have an interlock device in his vehicle," which they said his Charger did not have.

Anti-black, Asian Dr Wenyuan Wu plays victim after anti reparations tweets

I made this thread so when people search her name in the future it comes up

She is an Asian immigrant who some fucking how makes it on the reparations task force and has say over what indigenous black people get

She spews anti reparations nonsense to her white supremacist following, then plays victim and cries to them for help when brothers and sisters check her ass

Chink Karen calls her getting checked "trolling". She uses all the necessary dogwhistles to get white supremacist reinforcement
She call us a "hateful group" for calling out her hatred

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Andrew Walls leader of the Akron OH Proud Boys

Remember when this WHITE DEVIL punched one of our Sisters in Ohio?
View attachment I’m devastated right now. My... - David Lee Morgan Jr._ By David Lee _ I’m devastated right no...mp4 Well, apparently White Supremacists in the Criminal JUST-US system didn't think that this qualifies as a HATE CRIME. Here's the article for this story 👉🏾Attorney for victim in alleged racist attack says Akron not classifying as hate crime

Over the weekend a group of white supremacist teens decided they wanted to ATTACK random Black People on a Basketball court, but the problem began when 3 of the victims defended themselves and killed one of their attackers. So, instead of Ohio going after the white supremacist teens that attacked Black People and protecting the rights of the 3 Black Men, they arrest the 3 Black Men FOR STANDING THEIR GROUND in a STAND YOUR GROUND STATE. FVBBjMYVIAItBs6.jpg The point of this post is YOUR DAMNED IF YOU DO YOUR DAMNED IF YOU DON'T BUT I RATHER BE JUDGED BY 12 THAN CARRIED BY 6. Keep your heads on a swivel Black Family and be prepared to always Gaurd your Grill and Knuckle up...

Criminalizing homelessness

This looks like the starting signs of slavery 2.0.

Lawmakers voted to make it illegal to camp on public property in Tennessee. Tennesseans without housing will soon face prison time for sleeping outside. Gov. Bill Lee declined to veto or sign off on a proposal criminalizing people who camp in parks and other public property.

Dallas, TX is done for Blacks

Just got through visiting my family in Dallas this past weekend and it was a very productive yet sad trip. My family on boths sides look defeated. My mom told me this week that she is going down with the democratic ship, then in the next breath she starts complaining about what the government isn'd doing for Blacks. Then in the very next breath she starts caping for Kamala, saying that she is treated unfairly because she is a Black woman. My aunt's eyes bucked when i said something derrogatory about Jim Crow Joe, telling me, "don't you be talking bad about my president." The men in my family have either gone the route of military, prison, drugs, or early graves. I hadn't seen my family in almost 3 full years and seeing them now with everything that has happened since the pandemic, I could only relate to them as well as those silly callers that get ridiculed on TBA's broadcasts. I love my family, but they are silly, and they don't want to survive. They couldn't be any further divorced from reality. Meanwhile in the Dallas area, all I saw were Black and Latino immigrants in a neighborhood that used to be all Black. The Black Americans I did see were down bad, homeless, or scraping by, driving dusty, beater cars up into the gas station and yelling at the pumps while trying to get a gallon of gas for a 5 spot. When I did see some Black folks at some fo the nicer spots in town, they looked like they were Greek, Boule, Skee Wee, vote Blue no matter who or just plain LGBTCBY. The only encouraging news I got was seeing my ex convict lil cousin had started his own landscaping business and has left the street life. I'm out here in Cali barely hanging on, but seeing where I came from, and the looks on my family's faces as they are woefully underprepared for this next phase, got me feeling pretty cold for my city. Dallas is officially done I think.

Marcel Dixon - Tues, June 14th South Carolina Primary Election Watch Thread

The latest interview with Marcel Dixon starts around 46:00 of the video below:
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This week on Tuesday, June 14, 2022, there is a primary election in South Carolina. Marcel Dixon needs South Carolina residents in the District 6 area to contact him if they are able to volunteer to help Mr. Dixon with this week's primary election, which is less than 48 hours away. Many potential voters will also need help getting to the polls to cast their votes due to transportation issues. If enough funds are available, Dixon is considering covering the work pay for those who plan to take off work to help with his campaign.

Jim Clyburn vs. Marcel Dixon for District 6.

The 6th congressional district of South Carolina is in central and eastern South Carolina. It includes all of Allendale, Bamberg, Clarendon, Colleton, Hampton, Jasper and Williamsburg counties and parts of Beaufort, Berkeley, Calhoun, Charleston, Dorchester, Orangeburg, Richland and Sumter counties.

Find out why you need to support and vote for Marcel Dixon: Marcel For Congress- Repair Black America To Fix America

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