Top 10 Project 2025 Policies Set to CRUSH Black America!

[King_Kamala61]

They don't wanna hear this shyt. Even educated bm depend on wp for employment, in full knowledge that the wm would much rather hire another, only loosely equivalent wm. They're rightfully scared. This should spur action.

(I'm speaking on bm bc I'm on the coli, bw have their own survival-based psychoses.)

This is exactly why we never should've integrated. Had we stayed separated, we could've used these generations to build upon build. Now like Kanye West said in a weird round about way which he too is....we are all on the "plantation".

I can't believe I just said that smh.

Because we never created a sound infrastructure in the United States, we consistently rely on white people for our daily bread.

Like Malcolm X was saying beaucoup years ago, we have nothing, we own nothing and this this is why the rich, wealthy blacks undermine us to keep us on the Plantation and is exactly why the Dems use celebrities of black faces to get our attention and votes.

The years of us bickering and establishing bullshyt alliances within our community planted seeds that rooted and yet bore no fruit.

Even if now the ultra rich and wealthy were to plug their money into a black grassroots viable economic plan of some sorts, the white folks who actively fund their wealth will cut their water off, if it attacks their bottom line ultimately.

Again, I said that the only time black people make change is when we are actively oppressed, and that these negroes don't understand that complacency is why we are in this mess or soon to be mess.

We need struggle and this is the time for the struggle to become rooted and sprout fruit that can finally free us all one day from the suffocation of white strangulation.

 

[Wargames]

Do you feel better being the lone martyr? 'If we have to be uncomfortable, everybody has to be uncomfortable.'

I think we're finally getting the hang of democracy.

No cause I pro-black wealth

Also if you look at the law there is a chance they keep the system in place for women. There are actually way more legal affirmative programs white women can tap into than a black man. The Supreme Court tends to use moderate scrutiny when it comes to put aside programs that white women can take advantage of.

That is a whole topic

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Again why are we depending so much on a government that isn’t for us. We should’ve been pivoted

The idea that Black people should just "pivot" away from a structure that's actually providing some protection against deeply ingrained systemic racism is absurdly dismissive and dangerously naive. Saying "the government isn't for us" ignores the fact that, historically, government jobs, contracts, and initiatives have been the only consistent counterbalance to the discriminatory practices of the private sector.

These policies have offered Black people paths to stability and mobility that racist banks, landlords, and licensing boards routinely deny us. The private sector's history of rejecting Black applicants, charging us higher loan rates, or outright refusing to lease spaces to Black businesses isn't magically remedied by "doing our own thing." That is such a simple minded suggestion that it screams "agent" with ulterior motives. Black-owned businesses rely heavily on government-backed contracts and MWBE initiatives that provide vital capital and opportunities often denied by private banks and real estate firms.

Government support is not a crutch but a critical counterbalance against systemic racism, and removing it threatens to reverse hard-won advancements for Black people. That support and intervention is an essential lifeline in a system that still remains stacked against our advancement, and downplaying or dismissing this fact only aids those who'd see these hard-fought gains erased. But maybe that's what you want.

 

[MoshpitMazi]

This is exactly why we never should've integrated. Had we stayed separated, we could've used these generations to build upon build. Now like Kanye West said in a weird round about way which he too is....we are all on the "plantation".

Mods..
@hex @Morethan1 getting a Pro segregation administration in this atmosphere is dangerous enough as it is, do we really need discourse like this in the 21st century when we're tryna progress not just the race but our country as a whole? We can't even have any real political talk with this BS.


shyt is ridiculous, dangerous and regressive.

 

[King_Kamala61]

Mods..
@hex @Morethan1 getting a Pro segregation administration in this atmosphere is dangerous enough as it is, do we really need discourse like this in the 21st century when we're tryna progress not just the race but our country as a whole? We can't even have any real political talk with this BS.


shyt is ridiculous, dangerous and regressive.

Coli...this is what I'm talking about when I say "Political Cowards".

Malcolm X and countless others were against integration because they forseen this.

I'm not here to argue with you, nor do I care to further entertain or ascertain anything else from you moving forward. Good day sir.

 

[Bigwhite2498]

This is exactly why we never should've integrated. Had we stayed separated, we could've used these generations to build upon build. Now like Kanye West said in a weird round about way which he too is....we are all on the "plantation".

I can't believe I just said that smh.

Because we never created a sound infrastructure in the United States, we consistently rely on white people for our daily bread.

Like Malcolm X was saying beaucoup years ago, we have nothing, we own nothing and this this is why the rich, wealthy blacks undermine us to keep us on the Plantation and is exactly why the Dems use celebrities of black faces to get our attention and votes.

The years of us bickering and establishing bullshyt alliances within our community planted seeds that rooted and yet bore no fruit.

Even if now the ultra rich and wealthy were to plug their money into a black grassroots viable economic plan of some sorts, the white folks who actively fund their wealth will cut their water off, if it attacks their bottom line ultimately.

Again, I said that the only time black people make change is when we are actively oppressed, and that these negroes don't understand that complacency is why we are in this mess or soon to be mess.

We need struggle and this is the time for the struggle to become rooted and sprout fruit that can finally free us all one day from the suffocation of white strangulation.

Once the bougie black folk got to be around whites they no longer cared about black rights or the black community they all wanted them heir white wives and husbands and to assimilate into white America. As you said now that they see white American don’t fukk with them they expect the rest of us to be fearful like them.

 

[TripleAgent]

 

[Bigwhite2498]

Coli...this is what I'm talking about when I say "Political Cowards".

Malcolm X and countless others were against integration because they forseen this.

I'm not here to argue with you, nor do I care to further entertain or ascertain anything else from you moving forward. Good day sir.

Anytime someone does cry about being in this position and wants black advancement through community these mfs start calling mods trying to get people banned and bushed they are weak mentally. Still these mfs are more worried about Americans as a whole than black Americans they are and always will be looking for white approval

 

[Bigwhite2498]

The idea that Black people should just "pivot" away from a structure that's actually providing some protection against deeply ingrained systemic racism is absurdly dismissive and dangerously naive. Saying "the government isn't for us" ignores the fact that, historically, government jobs, contracts, and initiatives have been the only consistent counterbalance to the discriminatory practices of the private sector.

These policies have offered Black people paths to stability and mobility that racist banks, landlords, and licensing boards routinely deny us. The private sector's history of rejecting Black applicants, charging us higher loan rates, or outright refusing to lease spaces to Black businesses isn't magically remedied by "doing our own thing." That is such a simple minded suggestion that it screams "agent" with ulterior motives. Black-owned businesses rely heavily on government-backed contracts and MWBE initiatives that provide vital capital and opportunities often denied by private banks and real estate firms.

Government support is not a crutch but a critical counterbalance against systemic racism, and removing it threatens to reverse hard-won advancements for Black people. That support and intervention is an essential lifeline in a system that still remains stacked against our advancement, and downplaying or dismissing this fact only aids those who'd see these hard-fought gains erased. But maybe that's what you want.

What protect is it if you are only safe election by election. See this is what @King_Kamala61 means you mfs are so dependent trust worthy in the government that is simply saying yes use those jobs to then pivot to start our own thing scares you mfs shytless we have civil rights for 60 years yet have no black banks no black grocery stores very few black construction and real estate companies on a major level. How is that Jews were able to build Hispanics have started to build but we can not do anything because the white man this white man that. Our ancestors went through far worse and literally had these fundamental things but now us being more free than ever can’t do those things.

 

[King_Kamala61]

What protect is it if you are only safe election by election. See this is what @King_Kamala61 means you mfs are so dependent trust worthy in the government that is simply saying yes use those jobs to then pivot to start our own thing scares you mfs shytless we have civil rights for 60 years yet have no black banks no black grocery stores very few black construction and real estate companies on a major level. How is that Jews were able to build Hispanics have started to build but we can not do anything because the white man this white man that. Our ancestors went through far worse and literally had these fundamental things but now us being more free than ever can’t do those things.

We are really on a plantation. The first thing we have to do to create changes is admit the truth.

We are defeated. We are a globally defeated people. If you can't even admit the 1st 2 quarters where you failed or loss at, you cannot make halftime adjustments to turn the game around.

We see this govt is a voting based govt which requires numbers, and it just so happens those numbers voted for a govt that undermines us.

The only option is for us to assume/acquire power little by little until we can be a playing force.

As it stands, the American Negro is not needed politically for anything as we have no power for political action. This is why alot of folk shyt on black politicians, because they actually never gained us any power nor earned lobbyists that help gain economic power. They just got fat and rich while our days were numbered.

 

[Bigwhite2498]

We are really on a plantation. The first thing we have to do to create changes is admit the truth.

We are defeated. We are a globally defeated people. If you can't even admit the 1st 2 quarters where you failed or loss at, you cannot make halftime adjustments to turn the game around.

We see this govt is a voting based govt which requires numbers, and it just so happens those numbers voted for a govt that undermines us.

The only option is for us to assume/acquire power little by little until we can be a playing force.

As it stands, the American Negro is not needed politically for anything as we have no power for political action. This is why alot of folk shyt on black politicians, because they actually never gained us any power nor earned lobbyists that help gain economic power. They just got fat and rich while our days were numbered.

100% agree and especially with this first bolded point. And that is why i am so against us being heavily dependent on government jobs because with one election all that shyt can go away for good or at least 4 years we need to and have to start building our own.

To the second bolded point man you are reading my mind if black politicians did what they were supposed to we wouldn’t even be in this position. How could we as the largest caucus in the Democratic Party have the less amount of power and it’s because like you said they are content to just be there have their spot as one of the select few black folk and get rich while the rest of suffer and Lose rights. We haven’t just started losing rights under trump he accelerated it but we have been losing rights basically since we got them mfs and those bougie nikkas in congress have done nothing but say I can’t I can’t I can’t

 

[King_Kamala61]

100% agree and especially with this first bolded point. And that is why i am so against us being heavily dependent on government jobs because with one election all that shyt can go away for good or at least 4 years we need to and have to start building our own.

To the second bolded point man you are reading my mind if black politicians did what they were supposed to we wouldn’t even be in this position. How could we as the largest caucus in the Democratic Party have the less amount of power and it’s because like you said they are content to just be there have their spot as one of the select few black folk and get rich while the rest of suffer and Lose rights. We haven’t just started losing rights under trump he accelerated it but we have been losing rights basically since we got them mfs and those bougie nikkas in congress have done nothing but say I can’t I can’t I can’t

Malcolm X said all this shyt I'm saying to in the 50s and 60s....as soon as we could be millionaires and sports stars and movie stars and have white money in black hands, we stopped listening and remembering our leaders speeches and teachings.

Malcolm X literally said all of this...and explained why voting just to vote was a waste of time in the speech that is poignant as it is audacious, "The Ballot Or The Bullet".

Also Dr. king, Jr. said in his, "I have a Dream" speech in the final stanza, he gave the Negro and America it's final solution where he tells them they will push us to the point we would have to pull a Haitian Revolution.

It's all right there.....

 

[Bigwhite2498]

Malcolm X said all this shyt I'm saying to in the 50s and 60s....as soon as we could be millionaires and sports stars and movie stars and have white money in black hands, we stopped listening and remembering our leaders speeches and teachings.

Malcolm X literally said all of this...and explained why voting just to vote was a waste of time in the speech that is poignant as it is audacious, "The Ballot Or The Bullet".

Also Dr. king, Jr. said in his, "I have a Dream" speech in the final stanza, he gave the Negro and America it's final solution where he tells them they will push us to the point we would have to pull a Haitian Revolution.

It's all right there.....

Ik breh it’s a sad thing tbh

 

[alpo]

If project 25 never happens we need to have a talk about us being cowards

If project 25 does happen we need to talk about us establishing and Black AIPAC, black dollar and black economic structure, because even if we did 100 per cent vote Dem, the whites have the numbers along with their "allies".

We should def start having own regardless

Them spineless faggits ain’t on a crumb. You seen one call from ice yet? All I seen is them goofy black k hive fans eating at white restaurants and buying from white establishments still
Bubububub mannn go get busy

 

[King_Kamala61]

Ik breh it’s a sad thing tbh

This is why I paint what I paint. I knew a day would come where the Black visual Artist would be the Fabled Black Messiah as my 6th grade teacher Mrs. Jenkins said, "We already had military Black Messiahs, Political Black Messiah, Educational Black Messiahs, Musical Black Messiahs, Literature Black Messiahs...we haven't had an ARTIST BLACK MESSIAH..And I feel the next Black Messiah will be an ARTIST!"

This painting is of Erzulie Dantor, the Goddess of War. The Patron Goddess of New Orleans and Haiti. She was the Goddess the Haitians prayed to before they went to war against the French.

The imagery in this is important and relevant to the concept of the Black Messiah. Allow me to explain.

The Goddess of War is depicted old and war torn due to war being as old as time itself, however she still has the grace and femininity of a goddess. She wears her colors in traditional West African attire and the halo adorns her head to show deity. There she is comforting a small girl child. The child represents the African Diaspora, as that little girl possess the matrilineal DNA of enslaved Africans and she is close to the Goddess of War. This the underdeveloped, immature sexual reproductive organs will one day grow mature and house the Black Messiah. The Matrilineal DNA outlives the Patrilineal DNA by far. So in essence this piece is telling us that we must fight. The Haitian Revolution is shown everywhere else on the piece including Haiti's original flag designed by Jean-Jaques Dessalines. Haiti is a metaphor black excellence for the oppression of all enslaved Africans and it's descendants, we just forgot the message and this piece is to help jog our memories.