Democrats look at stats and respond to them. If they're getting more support from black women than black men, that's why they're propping up black women.
Both parties get a lot of money from AIPAC so they'll suck Israel's dikk right off the pelvis.
They go where their bread is buttered. Support movements that transcend electoral politics. Black men are making differences in their community by volunteering time and money to mentor children, to defend the innocent in court, and to make sure that their families and friends have someone to speak for them if they can't speak for themselves. They're building mutual aid networks, making scholarships and education funds, and doing other things directly to benefit their community.
The people who are the most busy with lifting up black people don't get upset when they're not acknowledged by a major political party because they've moved beyond electoral politics and are building horizontal power networks and mutual aid networks.
It's keyboard warriors that need Democrat or republican daddy to tell them they're great and matter. The people most critical of establishment politics and actually care about black wellbeing are people who we know today like Fred Hampton, Angela davis, and Malcolm X. They were literally feeding the people and providing skills to uplift them and make survival in a hostile country easier. They weren't waiting on government, they just went to work and kept working and now they're known as legends.
X was never a mayor or congressman. Hampton didn't attend fundraisers or do photo ops with local politicians. They just did what they knew how to do in the best way they could. That's the energy that exists beyond politics and what will sustain black people. Movements, not parties or individuals.
