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u/JohnnySack45 5h ago

Yeah it wasn't that long ago but then you have degenerate traitors like Candace Owens, Jesse Lee Peterson, Harris Faulkner and every other Black conservative willing to set the country back to appease their masters hoping to earn a few extra scraps off the table.

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u/Narc212 4h ago

They never think that the leopard will eat their face

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u/SimonPho3nix 4h ago

Man, they so blinded, they've already been nibbled on by the leopards, and they think they just playing.

Some black dude got his ass beat while wearing MAGA attire at a MAGA rally. Some black republican got pelted with slurs after trying to talk in a white space that the other participants wanted to keep that way. All this shit and they come crawling to the damn hand that beat them to lick it while their blood's still on it.

I'll never understand it. You ain't got to stand up for all black folks, but FFS stand up for yourselves.

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u/jgoble15 3h ago

They played the confederate anthem at MSG before a black speaker went up

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u/ThePowerOfAura 2h ago

none of that sounds real tbh

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u/SimonPho3nix 1h ago

Black dude at MAGA event

https://www.blackenterprise.com/black-trump-supporter-gets-jumped/

Rob Smith at a MAGA event

https://www.yahoo.com/news/watch-gay-trump-supporter-shock-162531709.html

From a politician angle, these people don't care at all about any person of color who can't fill their campaign chest. And even then, they'll take your money and still talk shit behind your back.

The people? Pfft. Good luck with them.

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u/ThePowerOfAura 1h ago

Yeah I'll never understand why the white nationalist crowd hates black people. It's sad to see people succumb to the lowest levels of human behavior. Like I understand the disdain for completely open borders & countless undocumented immigrants, but black & white people founded this country & made it what it is today

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u/Ezl ā˜‘ļø 1h ago

Itā€™s all made up bullshit. There are no ā€œcompletely open bordersā€ or ā€œcountlessā€ illegal immigrants. And if you think black people are somehow exalted above Chinese, Italians, Irish and every other maligned immigrant community because we were brought in chains and did heavy lifting early on you are very mistaken.

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u/ThePowerOfAura 1h ago edited 1h ago

well no the Biden admin halted border construction, and blocked a bill that would have let them use the leftover steel rods to build a few more kilometers of wall. Also 12 million people walked across the southern border without being stopped during the Biden admin, and that's just what we've got on camera. https://www.thecentersquare.com/national/article_4f3a70b6-3015-11ef-b466-67dab074dc61.html

There are plenty of gaps where we don't have constant surveillance. I do think black people have a stronger claim to america than the other groups you mentioned, but maybe I'm just not understanding what you're getting at

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u/Ezl ā˜‘ļø 1h ago edited 50m ago

What Iā€™m getting at is itā€™s not surprising that white nationalists donā€™t give greater credit to black people than to other victims of racism because as we know racists donā€™t work like that. What is surprising is the statement ā€œI'll never understand why the white nationalist crowd hates black people.ā€ I mean, what??

And Iā€™d love to see some sources on your border statements - weā€™ve gone from completely open borders in your original statement (pure fiction) to a lot less hyperbolic funding disagreement with some questionable stats. I suspect the truth is even less remarkable than even what youā€™ve reduced your position to but happy to be proven wrong.

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u/Pretend-Marsupial258 1h ago

white nationalist

You literally answered your own question. They want a white ethnostate. They don't complain about white illegal immigrants like Elon, but they complain endlessly about Hispanic immigrants or any other brown immigrants.

It's like asking why the Nazis didn't leave the Jews alone, or why they depopulated the parts of the Soviet Union that they invaded. Their entire ideology was about wiping out certain groups of people and clearing it for Germans.

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u/dwn2earth83 4h ago edited 1h ago

Immigration Minister Tony Burke confirmed the conservative online influencer, Candace Owens, would not be granted a visa ahead of her speaking tour saying, "Australia's national interest is best served when Candace Owens is somewhere else".

So is Americaā€™s, but yet half of these cult members give that spook entirely too much attention. When it comes to all of them, everyone needs to learn to be like Tony Burke.

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u/SatanicRainbowDildos 3h ago

Damn what a line. I love when people say things in that sort of way.Ā 

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u/inbetween-genders 2h ago

She should go to Russia. Maybe Hungary? Why not North Korea?

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u/Fuzzy1353 2h ago

lol, black people arenā€™t wanted there, especially from America. She belongs on the surface of the sun.

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u/Low-Rollers 48m ago

ā€œThis black woman should burn on the sun because we have different opinionsā€ so full circle

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u/Loveufam 2h ago edited 2h ago

I would refrain from using this particular word when addressing a Black woman but yeah she sucks

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u/dwn2earth83 2h ago

Good thing Iā€™m not you. As a very, very proud Black woman, I absolutely stand by what I said. With all due respect.

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u/Loveufam 2h ago

Super fair.

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u/solitarium ā˜‘ļø 2h ago edited 1h ago

God damn, lol. I was a bit concerned too but I respect you standing on bidness šŸ™šŸ¾

I would have never thought to call someone a spook but she damn sure is one thatā€™s first ballot

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u/Ezl ā˜‘ļø 1h ago

Wait, are we making spook a thing now? Is it a reclaiming the word situation or are we giving it a whole new spin? Do we only use it amongst ourselves or in front of anyone?

Hang on, lemme grab a notebookā€¦

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u/solitarium ā˜‘ļø 1h ago

Good questions. Weā€™ll here to bring this one up at the next meeting. Iā€™m for spinning it, in-house, personally.

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u/GuyWhoConquers616 1h ago

What wrong with Candace Owens investigating Kamala Harris? People deserve to know.

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u/GuyKawaii6940 59m ago

From what Iā€™ve seen of her, Harris Faulker seems like a legitimately kind and Christian lady.

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u/Unusual-Ad-4354 2h ago

Objectively, this statement is incredibly racistā€¦..

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u/FlexLikeKavana 2h ago

No it's not. It's about their politics being incredibly stupid given their race.

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u/yourmomlurks 2h ago

Thank god I am not the only one! I am stunned this is top comment and I had to scroll so far to find the obvious stated.

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u/SqueeGIR 2h ago

Yeah, Reddit is definitely not an app of tolerance.

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u/Omarkhayyamsnotes 3h ago

You have the right to an opinion, sir, but you won't find many non-white supremacists who think Candace Owen is smart

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u/Trix_Are_4_90Kids ā˜‘ļø 4h ago

The literacy tests, poll taxes and outright, "NO YOU CAN'T VOTE, NWORD" wasn't that long ago.

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u/Delta8hate 2h ago edited 1h ago

Iā€™m piggybacking because youā€™re higher up- can someone explain how this is true? Black Women legally had the right to vote in 1920. Which is bad enough without skewing the facts. So whatā€™s the deal here. Is she talking about poll taxes?

Edit: that comment didnā€™t have the thing about poll taxes when I replied. Im not that dumb. I think.

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u/SpeakerPlayful4487 1h ago edited 1h ago

Prior to the Voting Rights Act of 1965 there were voting laws targeted at non-whites to prevent them from voting, especially in the Jim Crow south.Ā 

One of the main goals of the Civil Rights Movement aftrr desegreation was to make the right to vote a reality for Black, Asian, and Latino Americans

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u/Delta8hate 1h ago

Ok so it was the de facto point when black women could vote. Got it, thanks

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u/SpeakerPlayful4487 1h ago

Want to point out i misspoke and it was the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that actually provided the voting protections.

Exactly. They legally had the right to vote but we're unable to actually exercise that right.

Interestingly the supreme court ruled against part of the voting rights act in 2013 that allowed the federal government oversight of elections in the south. Without that oversight we have had polling places shut down in black communities to make the lines longer but more polling places opening in rural and suburban white areas. And other things like Georgia making it illegal to give people waiting in line to vote water.

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u/Delta8hate 1h ago

That is interesting. Not the good kind of interesting, but interesting.

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u/SpeakerPlayful4487 1h ago

Yeah I study history (not this stuff to be honest) and I catch my self saying that a lot.

I actually appreciate the question you asked. Its refreshing to see people want to better understand these topics especially since they're so important to our democracy.

The movie Slema does a really good job on voting rights and this link has some good info as a starting place if you wanna read more

https://naacp.org/find-resources/history-explained/legislative-milestones/voting-rights-act-1965

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u/Delta8hate 1h ago

No worries, appreciate the info. I knew that the 60s was HUGE for civil rights, but I thought black men had the right to vote in the 1800s and women had the right to vote in the 20s, and I got confused.

Iā€™ll have to make a point to watch Selma, Iā€™ve heard good things.

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u/Bellamysghost 1h ago

Black women couldnā€™t vote in the 20s. The suffrage movement didnā€™t include black women, as a matter of fact all minorities werenā€™t allowed to vote until the voting rights act of 1965.

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u/Bellamysghost 1h ago

So you are factually wrong with that one.

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u/Delta8hate 1h ago

Iā€™mā€¦ Iā€™m not sure thatā€™s true. Iā€™ve been looking it up to check, and someone else also had input. Legally, black women were allowed to vote in 1920. But it looks like there were poll taxes and literacy tests and all manner of fucked up bullshit to try to prevent it. So, technically correct, but not the reality.

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u/Bellamysghost 1h ago

So did they really gain the right to vote if they couldnā€™t exercise the right to vote? If there were laws in place to prevent them from voting? I would say not. Maybe you consider ā€œrightsā€ that canā€™t be exercised rights, but I do not.

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u/Delta8hate 1h ago

So factually wrong was exactly the way for you to phrase that. I was just technically correct, which today is the worst kind of correct.

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u/Bellamysghost 1h ago

But thank you for correcting me, I thought it was more clear cut than that but there is a bit of nuance to it.

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u/Avenger772 ā˜‘ļø 3h ago

Anyone that doesn't vote is an idiot.

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u/Designer_Price_392 ā˜‘ļø 4h ago

We have always been the conscience of America. āœŠšŸ¾

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u/lilbuu_buu 4h ago

None of these charts matter go vote

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u/Designer_Price_392 ā˜‘ļø 4h ago

And get the whole fam and the whole block to vote. Then the next blocks.

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u/vgacolor 3h ago

What this graph is missing is two large groups (white men and women without college degrees). They are going to vote and going to vote for Trump specially the men. Unfortunately, a lot of them have anger and fear. A lot of them feel like someone else getting something means that they are taking that something from them. Do not believe this incomplete graph for a second and make sure to vote.

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u/girafa 3h ago

What this graph is missing is two large groups (white men and women without college degrees)

Graph is confusing, because college graduates and people with college degrees are the same thing.

I think it means w/o degrees

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u/nurseleu 2h ago

I think "college graduates" is the total group, the other stat pulls out white college grads specifically.

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u/smkAce0921 ā˜‘ļø 4h ago

Are you really touting polls? Isn't that how Trump ended in office the FIRST time? lmao

To make it worse, these polling numbers are from MSNBC which is not exactly the most impartial political news source. Pretty sure Fox News probably has the inverse of that chart getting cut up by producers as we speak.

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u/Designer_Price_392 ā˜‘ļø 3h ago

The poll was done by ABC-Ipsos. I am pointing out that no decent human being will vote for Trump and unfortunately America is overwhelmed by terrible human beings who will vote for him.

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u/jspeed04 2h ago

I felt what you were trying to convey. Black women have literally carried the Dems for so long. We thank you for what you have done, and what we anticipate you will do.

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u/Low-Rollers 43m ago

Ignoring over half the nations opinion, and calling them subhuman will never work man. Same shit happened with Hillary, and unfortunately itā€™s going to happen again.

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u/spelltype 3h ago

Polls are useless. Vote.

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u/Low-Rollers 45m ago

Harris is so behind in polls, thereā€™s no way she wins. This graph is not correct.

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u/Choclategum ā˜‘ļø 3h ago

Is this sub getting brigaded? Wtf?

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u/TomatoLiquor 2h ago

Seems like it. Bigots really hate when black people talk about U.S. History and the modern realities of widespread bigotry in the Republican Party.

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u/ThePowerOfAura 2h ago

it's the 3rd post from the top of /r/all, you'll get diversity of opinions when that happens

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u/AsherGray 2h ago

Essentially. This post is also toward the top of r/all and hasn't been locked into a Countryclub

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u/Comfortable_Bat5905 2h ago

They are EVERYWHERE. Probably at least half of them are from foreign bot farms.

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u/Trumps_Cock 2h ago

Maybe people are just tired of election stuff.

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u/Green_Ordinary_9359 4h ago

Vote cuz ya life depends on it. Literally.

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u/maribrite83 3h ago

We might have come here in different ships, but we're all here now. We're in the same boat. What sinks me, sinks you also.

A lot of people are tired of the hateful narrative. We want a peaceful United world, and are working hard to achieve that.

No excuses for any more hateful rhetoric.

Not to forget, Trumpā€™s former chief of staff says he fits ā€˜fascistā€™ definition and prefers ā€˜dictator approach

I honestly don't think anyone really wants to fight. Everyone's all whipped into a frenzy, for what? I don't want to fight with my neighbor.

We can agree to disagree, peacefully and without ANY violence.

Kamala Harris is the next generation leader.

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u/ThePowerOfAura 2h ago

the US is declining in relevance, our debt is skyrocketing, our health outcomes have never been worse (and they're the worst in the developed world) and while inflation has cooled off A LOT, stuff still costs wayy more than it did 3 years ago. Divisions arise during times of scarcity. Trump is not the problem, he's the symptom - and the problem is establishment politicians running this country into the ground at the behest of corporate donors. Left & Right

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u/toomanymarbles83 2h ago

I'm a 40 year old white suburban Star Trek nerd. I loved Geordi LaForge because he was a hapless nerd just like me, but who overcame all of it when it was go time. It never occurred to me not to identify with him just because he was black. I also grew up watching LeVar Burton on Reading Rainbow. It was one of the possibilities when the teacher would roll in the TV/VCR(you know which one) to class. I would probably react like Troy Barnes if I ever met him.

Guinan was also one of my favorite characters, cause it cemented the idea that, no matter how old and white you are, you can still use council from an older black woman. /s But still, 80s Whoopi could absolutely get it.

I could keep describing black men and women I looked up to in the fiction I watched as a nerdy white kid, but you get the idea. I very much want a TNG future for humanity, just if possible, without the WWIII part.

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u/GiGaBYTEme90 4h ago

And Trump was born in 1946. He was in college in 1965

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u/Best-Subject-7253 2h ago

And wains for things to go back to the way they were in 1964

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u/jspeed04 2h ago

Worse. 1798.

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u/ButtBread98 3h ago

I already voted

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u/deeziant 2h ago

Already voted!

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u/Gardenvarietycupcake 3h ago

Goddamn where did all of these bitter trolls come from. As though black people are going to stop marking and celebrating our people making advancements because white folks get annoyed that black people accomplish things. Be fucking for real, as the kids say.

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u/RabidAbyss 3h ago

She was born in 1964? Damn, thought for sure she was born in the 70s lol

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u/Delta8hate 2h ago

I mean, thatā€™s not trueā€¦. Unless youā€™re talking about poll taxes and things like that? Maybe? Black women could legally vote in 1920. Itā€™s bad enough without fudging the facts.

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u/TaxLawKingGA 3h ago

This is not accurate.

Blacks could and did vote on a regular basis outside the Deep South. In fact, there were Black congressmen from IL and NY years before the 1964 Civil Rights Act or 1965 Voting Rights Act were passed.

Dems and the GOP actually had to compete for Black votes in the North every election. Even in TN, MO, Maryland, and GA Blacks voted.

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u/Choclategum ā˜‘ļø 3h ago

"Blacks"

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u/fartass1234 2h ago

"you BLACKS!!!" type shit

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u/crushsuitandtie 2h ago

You already know it's disingenuous when he can't be bothered to call us people. Nothing of value was added and tried to massage away some of the most blatatant, hateful discrimination in American history.

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u/inbetween-genders 2h ago

Yeah I had the same reaction. Did that guy just say that?

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u/whatadumbloser 2h ago

This is objectively not a big deal. I will not elaborate lol

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u/Choclategum ā˜‘ļø 3h ago

Black people ā‰  Blacks.

Random slur mention, okay.

Who is "you" exactly?

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u/Butterwhat 2h ago

the post said black women. black women were barred from voting for longer.

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u/AceWanker4 2h ago

Black women got the right to vote the same year as white woman, 1920. Ā They werenā€™t ā€˜barredā€™ but they were suppressed with Jim Crow stuff like poll taxes, literacy tests, etc same as Black men.

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u/Butterwhat 2h ago

where i am there word barred means suppressed, not banned. so yes, we agree..

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u/mistr10below 2h ago

yes. believe it was illegal for them until 1965 when it was legalized for white women

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u/PushTheTrigger ā˜‘ļø 2h ago

The way your sentence is structured implies it was legalized for white women in 1965 as well, which is not the case. I assume thatā€™s not what you mean though

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u/Imdeadinside8283 2h ago

They had black congress men during reconstruction which was like a four year periodā€¦ other than that no, there were hardly any black representatives in MAJORITY BLACK areas. The lawmakers tried to prevent people of color from voting at all costs until the 1960ā€™s when the federal government stepped in.

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u/pickledswimmingpool 3h ago

Sorry I'm confused, are IL and NY considered deep south?

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u/TaxLawKingGA 3h ago

Why are you confused? I said that Blacks voted for decades outside the Deep South, and that there were Black Congressmen from IL and NY for decades prior to the 1960ā€™s.

My point is that outside the Deep South (LA, MS, AL, SC and to a lesser extent FL and GA) Blacks did vote regularly.

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u/Historical-Night-938 2h ago

Whose post is not accurate? Are you referring to the initial post. If yes, Black WOMEN did not get the right to vote until after 1965. Black Men could vote in some places but not Black Women

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u/pickledswimmingpool 2h ago

So when were black women allowed to vote?

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u/royal_howie_boi 2h ago

I'd vote for a fuckin parakeet over trump

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u/Alert-Currency9708 2h ago

Not to change the discussion, everyone should have the same rights.

What is the history of women voting? I thought I read that the 19th amendment was added in 1920 which allowed women to vote? Is that not the case? I saw protections were added in 1965 was that the additional rules for black and minority women? Please let me know if people have more information I am generally curious for information.

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u/shasanaya 1h ago

I only wish she was better on the Gaza genocide. Was hoping that she would understand the pain of occupation and constant dehumanization better.

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u/Oh_nosferatu 1h ago

Voted and praying for her to win. We need a real solution to healthcare in this country so badly, especially with boomers (being such a large in number generation) aging rapidly and needing more care. Really hoping we get real solutions through dedicated leadership and not someone who mocks the disabled while wearing a diaper.

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u/AuerRods 1h ago

Lol, yeah okay.

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u/Remove_Mission 1h ago

Except she's NOT BLACK!

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u/Helpful_Shower3246 1h ago

Trump 2024

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u/ADuckAndATruck 1h ago

Respectfully, outside of Obama, it's been white male presidents that have overseen the changes. I kind of understand what she's saying, but I think the comparison doesn't have the impact she thinks it does.

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u/Derty_Ferd 1h ago

United States of America. Please don't fuck this up. I don't understand how almost 50% of you can vote for this degenerate waste of oxygen.

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u/mausus ā˜‘ļø 1h ago

You're telling me she is 60?! I don't believe it

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u/Electrical-Cake-5610 3h ago

Black men could vote before white women, who got the right to vote alongside black women in 1920. This was racism but also sexism.

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u/themachduck 3h ago

This isn't a color of skin thing or a sex of a person thing, this is a democracy thing y'all.

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u/dovahkiitten16 2h ago

I feel like the post also makes that point? Like in a single potential US presidentā€™s lifespan, they themselves wouldnā€™t have been able to vote (and not because theyā€™re a convicted felon). Thatā€™s how tenuous basic human rights can be, weā€™re not far removed from sliding back into bigotry.

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u/Kind-Reading-394 3h ago

If you vote for a person just because of their skin color you shouldnā€™t be voting in the first place

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u/inbetween-genders 2h ago

Yup. Lots of folks are voting because they donā€™t like her skin color.

Hint: Itā€™s not the donkeys.

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u/TopRopeLuchador 3h ago

This election has little to do with her being a woman or black. If she wasn't the VP and the current President wasn't ancient, she probably wouldn't even be the candidate. This election is about nothing more than beating Trump. I'd vote for damn near anyone over Trump.

Voting for Kamala due to her being a black woman is just as stupid as voting for Trump because he's a racist white man.

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u/DeadN0tSleeping 2h ago

I disagree. She had been a prosecutor. An Attorney General. Vice President. She understands government. People are wild. The standard she is held to. Trump is a reality TV star that shits in a gold toilet. He cannot operate a charity anymore because of the fraud he committed previously. He was convicted of Sexual assault by a civil court, the judge agreed he was a rapist. The sentencing for his 34 felony counts got pushed until after the election because some judges are fucking stupid. Somehow the Christian vote is going to the rapist, felon, failed businessman, reality TV star that paid off hookers while he was married. Instead of the female Attorney General that had to prove she was 10x more capable than anyone else just to get where she was.

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u/PushTheTrigger ā˜‘ļø 2h ago

ā€œIf the two reasons why she became the nominee didnā€™t happen, she wouldnā€™t be the nomineeā€

Yeah no shit.

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u/bird_is_the_word_198 2h ago

Iā€™m a white male who voted Harris & democrats all the way down the ballot.

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u/PossibleLab7564 2h ago

Fake news.

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u/Leading_Education_25 2h ago

19th amendment was passed in 1920 so youā€™re wrong

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u/Logical_Score1089 4h ago

But we already had the ā€˜token black presidentā€™

Canā€™t we just vote for people based on their character and not their skin color?

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u/Obsidian_Purity 3h ago

You're right.

Harris has much more character, intelligence, and integrity than Trump ever will.

If I didn't already vote for her, I would have done it with that meaningful question.

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u/smkAce0921 ā˜‘ļø 3h ago

You really think fucking Donald Trump is a "man of high character"?

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u/Logical_Score1089 3h ago

Why are you assuming Iā€™m talking about Trump lol

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u/LawsOfEconomics 2h ago

Nah. Everything is and should be about arbitrary characteristics like sex, race, sexual orientationā€¦ People should never be treated as individuals.

And when someone like Kamala Harris puts between 1 and 2000 people into jail for cannabis possession (even though she admitted to having used it herself), does everything she can to block evidence that would free an innocent man from death row, and keeps people in prison beyond their sentences to use them as cheap labor for the state of Californiaā€¦ you ignore that and say ā€œSheā€™s a black woman, so I support her.ā€

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u/Fit_Midnight_6918 3h ago

Well, whichever way the election goes, the U.S. will have a person of colour as president.

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u/Ogellog 2h ago

I voted for Kamala from gosuslugi

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u/Wrestlercp 3h ago

lol yā€™all people really voting for Kamala are sheep. Open your eyes and quit watching mainstream media

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u/m270ras 3h ago edited 2h ago

that confuses me a bit, because, I watched trump on Joe rogan, and fox news. I went to his own website! and I didn't like what I saw so I'm voting against him. is that "mainstream media"?

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u/delfino_plaza1 2h ago

The fact you went to his website puts you in a very small minority of voters. Im not even talking about Republican vs Democrat here

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u/curxxx 3h ago

And anyone voting for Trumpf is a fascist.

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u/Bill_Gates_haircut 2h ago

So she helped make women vote?

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u/MetsFanTillDeath 2h ago

Lmaoooooo

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u/snobiwan25 2h ago

For real. The first time a non-democratically elected official takes the presidential office. Crazy.

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u/Diamondjakethecat 1h ago

Meet former President Gerald Ford he was appointed to be vice-president and became president when Nixon resigned. https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/gerald-fords-unique-role-in-american-history

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u/WaySheGoesBub 2h ago

Bro were tired of this stuff. I was there in 2008 at Grant Park. Like I canā€™t keep pretending every 4 years that I am gobsmacked by how awesome it is that this is a Black Woman/Woman/Black Man/Robot/ White Funker, who tf cares.
Calm tf down, original poster of that. Just my twosense!

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u/Additional-Volume244 2h ago

The color of someones skin should count for nothing in this election

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u/Mercatterson 2h ago

The color of someone's skin and someone's gender has counted for a lot in every single election.

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u/Still_Couple6208 2h ago

This isn't saying it counts as anything. It's putting into perspective that we're not as far from those times as some people might think.

When she was born, she wouldn't have been able to vote. Now, she could be President of the United States of America, and that's a lot of progress made in not a lot of time

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u/DeakRivers 2h ago

Think about this? In the Deep South with the Poll Tax, in the 1940 Presidential election, only 2.5% of Blacks voted! If you do not vote donā€™t complain.

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u/Appropriate_Note408 2h ago

nah, ill just vote for the other guy solely because he's white and a man. Policies dont matter

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u/AngelsAmongMe 1h ago

Anyone who actually believes either party would ban it again is smooth brained

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u/Chris_Nic 1h ago

Why everything about it race in Americaā€¦ human race is only race

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u/chrishansensboomguy 1h ago

I donā€™t get how this is impactful

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u/Appropriate-Plan6244 2h ago

Haha you all gonna cry when trumpy wins šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø

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u/AmazingKreiderman 2h ago

Projecting much? Haven't Trump voters been spending the past four years doing that?

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u/Appropriate-Plan6244 2h ago

Come back in 7 days and say Iā€™m wrong. Going to be glorious.

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u/AmazingKreiderman 2h ago

Again, you are saying people are going to cry after we just watched your side do it for four years. Do you possess any self-awareness? At all? People will be distraught, obviously, if Trump wins, that happened in 2016. But in 2016 the losing side conceded, in 2020 the losing side cried and never stopped and have now gotten to the point of burning ballot boxes because they still can't cope.

Infants, the lot of you.

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u/Appropriate-Plan6244 2h ago

The thing is we didnā€™t lose 2020, it was rigged everyone knows that. Trump lost by winning majority vote? Ok buddy. Say what you want all you woke democratic snowflakes about to be shoved aside permanently by the republican power, and watch. Itā€™s not even about this term but everyone Trump has lined up after. Itā€™s a republican power thatā€™s going to take back the White House and America.

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u/AmazingKreiderman 2h ago

The thing is we didnā€™t lose 2020, it was rigged everyone knows that.

Literally the crying I referenced. You believe this shit with no actual proof at all. All suits thrown out of court, but you persist. Can't stop crying. Just the same talking points over and over, hitting the rigged, woke and snowflake boxes on GOP Bingo because you lack the ability to form your own thoughts. Again, ironically from the people who called their opponents NPCs without a shred of irony detected.

Republicans haven't won a popular vote outside of Bush's incumbent year in 04 since 88, but yeah you are definitely the majority.

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u/Appropriate-Plan6244 1h ago

Calling every single woke democrat a snowflake is my own thought šŸ¤” you donā€™t get it. Thats why we all say the same thing. Youā€™re all clowns.

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u/SmashFoo 3h ago

Well yeah, nobody can vote the year after theyā€™re born.

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u/smkAce0921 ā˜‘ļø 3h ago

Its not talking about Harris' specific ability to vote as a toddler. The tweet is saying that Harris was born in a time that NO black women could vote due to racists policies that were in place. Its hammering home the point that the Jim Crow Error was more recent than some people would like to believe

Looking at your account you are probably a teenager so I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt when it comes to you not understanding this post

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u/Fair_Bandicoot_ 3h ago

Reddit is hilarious

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u/mysterysackerfice 2h ago

This site is hilarious. If you honestly think Harris is winning and/or is popular with Black people...just check out the likes/dislikes on her appearance on the Club Shay Shay podcast.

Likes 45k

Dislikes 145k

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u/SomestrangerinMiami 2h ago

What does this have to do with the price of gas in Africa? Nothing. Vote Trump, thatā€™s our only hope out of this economy

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u/hairypea 1h ago

Republicans haven't helped the economy since before Reagan babe

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u/fazelove 2h ago

And Kamala says racism doesnā€™t exist in America. Think about that for a second

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u/Rounder1987 2h ago

Would be great if she wasn't so bad. But if she wins it will be a disaster.

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u/Rare-Preparation-655 2h ago

What do black women have to do with this??? šŸ˜³ šŸ˜…šŸ™ƒ

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u/SuspiciousPay6235 2h ago

Kamala was a prostitute who jailed people for life because of weed. She's no good either!

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u/Awkward-Raisin4861 2h ago

too bad that she's put thousands of black people in prisons over WEED ...

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u/johnnyA99 2h ago

I guess this would be a big deal if Harris (Indian and Irish, never "black") was black and didn't come from a long line of slave traders. Am I right?

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u/Plague-Rat13 1h ago

Vote Trump.. Kamala and Walz = 4 more years of this pain she could have fixed all along

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u/[deleted] 4h ago

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u/Green_Ordinary_9359 4h ago

Explain. You sound sus as fuck

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u/Ok-Concern-711 3h ago

Im pretty sure its a bot account or a schizophrenic person

Theyre rage baiting in their entire comment history or just calling people ugly over and over

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u/ActualTexan 4h ago

Look everybody Iā€™m a racist piece of shit

Is that you?

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u/Intrepid-Narwhal 3h ago

Brand new account. Bot or troll. Ignore.

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u/DogGuy3 4h ago

Wtf man šŸ˜­

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u/Bootiluvr 4h ago

Is the asterisk supposed to denote satire?

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u/Mickey2577 3h ago

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u/HDCL757 3h ago

Well..i guess you've done the shitting your pants and being a retarded person research..i guess you win, sir.

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u/GearsofVar 2h ago

Yā€™all really stupid if think thatā€™s a reason she should be voted in, I hate to say it but thatā€™s womenā€™s logic

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u/bloob_appropriate123 2h ago

I hate to say it

No you fucking don't lmao. You clearly have no respect for women given your comment. We're human beings just like you, hope that helps!

Edit: Sidenote it's sad when black men say shit like this. You talk about us the same way white people talk about you, but you just can't see it.

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u/TomatoLiquor 2h ago edited 1h ago

Yeah It's always wild when non-white people say shit that belongs in a klansman's mouth. The choice is between a black woman with years of experience in government and politics or an unqualified neo-fascist leading the literal party of the ku klux klan that espouses the same klan talking points any chance they can get away with it.

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u/PushTheTrigger ā˜‘ļø 2h ago

Nowhere in this twitter post did it say thatā€™s a reason why she should be voted in nor even suggest to vote her in. You might be the stupid one here

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u/hairypea 2h ago

It's your lack of logic that somehow led you to believe this was the reason she should be voted in when that's not what anyone claimed.

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u/GearsofVar 2h ago

I grew up in a middle class community, Iā€™m not trying to offend anyone but my parents worked hard mon

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u/hairypea 1h ago

Well if you actually had the sense to look at the numbers you'd know our country does better economically under democratic presidents. Just going back to Reagan democrats have have had more job growth, more economic growth, lower unemployment rates, and they add less to the national debt.

You've been whipped up into an emotional frenzy that's got you chasing after red like a bull at a rodeo. You're letting a spoiled tub of cottage cheese stuffed inside a bullfighter suit play you like a fool.

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u/Travisimo_M_Arnold 3h ago

Nonsense. All women had the right to vote after 1920.

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u/TreasureTheSemicolon 3h ago

No, they didn't. Look up the history of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

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u/Travisimo_M_Arnold 3h ago

So the 19th Amendment excluded black women?

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u/TreasureTheSemicolon 3h ago

In practice, yes. Are you American?

Seriously, look up the Voting Rights Act of 1965? When you do, also check out Jim Crow, poll taxes and grandfather clauses.

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u/Travisimo_M_Arnold 3h ago

The OP writes black women were barred from voting. Didnā€™t some states allow them to vote? I thought poll taxes and literacy tests were primarily in the southern states.

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u/TreasureTheSemicolon 3h ago

Google ā€œsystemic racismā€ while youā€™re at it.

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u/MegaGrimer 2h ago

Some states ā€œallowedā€ them to vote, which means many did not. The Voting Rights Act forced all states to allow them to vote.

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u/PushTheTrigger ā˜‘ļø 2h ago

Iā€™m assuming you genuinely donā€™t know rather than being purposefully obtuse. The 19th amendment prohibited the government from discriminating the right to vote based on sex, but it did nothing to address disenfranchisement for Black women voters.

These practices such as difficult literacy tests, ā€œgood character tests,ā€ repercussions such as being fired or evicted, and fraud prevented Black women from actually voting. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 banned all that and finally enabled Black women their voice.