This didn’t address his point and as a matter of fact highlights the problem that the Republicans play the game to win and Democrats act like everything is out of their controlif Trump wins we get 2 more Republican supreme court judges and a super majority for decades to come. No biggie though!
record number of black voters registering to vote right now. you and i both know they ain’t registering to cast a ballot for trump.
Punish people for committing hate crimes against black Americans
There’s no language at all about black people in the bill. It’s just a general hate crime bill that they put Emmitt Tills name on. Compare that to the “stop Asian hate” crime bill:
Text - S.937 - 117th Congress (2021-2022): COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act
Text for S.937 - 117th Congress (2021-2022): COVID-19 Hate Crimes Actwww.congress.gov
It specifies the bill is for hate crimes against Asians and even provides grants for states to establish a hotline for Asians to report perceived hate crimes against Asians.
Asians got a anti hate crime bill
Black Americans got a “here nikka, damn” bill.
These cyclical arguments get tiringWait a sec....
1. are you arguing that the demographic most affected by lynching is not black people? If not, which demographic will benefit the most from this?
2. Do you think bills that specifically benefit white people have to say "white people" in the bill?
2. The bill does have a concrete definition. It's literally in the summary of the bill... you didn't read it huh?
You’re putting your foot in your mouth. If the majority of people who are “lynched” are black, and this is a bill for black Americans, why continue to practice benign neglect and not acknowledge black people at all in the bill? Your attempt at shilling only makes them look worse.
So what has the anti Asian hate bill actually done for Asians?These cyclical arguments get tiring
First y’all say democrats pass some type of legislation “for black people”
Then when it is pointed out that it’s legislation for everyone, not specifically for black people, y’all revert to “hypothetically speaking, black people should be the people who benefit the most”
And even that’s not true as been proven over and over again on here.
You’re putting your foot in your mouth. If the majority of people who are “lynched” are black, and this is a bill for black Americans, why continue to practice benign neglect and not acknowledge black people at all in the bill? Your attempt at shilling only makes them look worse.
It’s not an anti-black hate crime bill, it’s an anti-lynching bill with Emmit Till’s name on it.
The disrespect of symbolically naming an anti-lynching bill after till in 2022, meanwhile Carolyn Bryant who had him lynched, died peacefully in her sleep in 2023. No charges.
I just posted the asian hate crime bill that specifically specifies hate crimes against Asians.
“The bill specifies that crimes will be prosecuted as a lynching when "death or serious bodily injury results from a conspiracy to commit a hate crime”
You see anything in that definition that pertains specifically to hate crimes against black people? Did you even read the bill yourself? You already backtracked on it being a bill for specifically for black people.
He had a point?This didn’t address his point and as a matter of fact highlights the problem that the Republicans play the game to win and Democrats act like everything is out of their control
Breh, you know white women gonna be the main benefactors like alwaysWait a sec....
1. are you arguing that the demographic most affected by lynching is not black people? If not, which demographic will benefit the most from this?
2. Do you think bills that specifically benefit white people have to say "white people" in the bill?
2. The bill does have a concrete definition. It's literally in the summary of the bill... you didn't read it huh?
record number of black voters registering to vote right now. you and i both know they ain’t registering to cast a ballot for trump.
kamala is good.
you c00ns aren’t as plentiful as you think.
that’s assuming you’re even black.
Have the word "black" in the title.what does this bill not do that a anti-black hate crime bill would do?
What the fukkYou the c00n who was trumpset just a few months ago. My position been solid while you flip flopping because you saw a tiktok video
I am black....idk if you are....you went from sounding like a far right CAC to liberal CAC on here talking down to black folk
Also link me where you found Record number of black folk registering to vote for Kamala.
I should've known
lets start with carter...
The number of Black appointees on Georgia state boards and agencies rose from three to 53 during Carter’s time in office, and he increased the overall number of Black state employees by 25%.
Jimmy Carter’s Pivotal Role in Georgia’s Black Civil Rights Struggle
We spoke with historian Meredith Evans about the former president’s stance and influence.atlanta.capitalbnews.org
Elected as the 39th U.S. president, Carter made racially diverse appointments much like he did as governor. He promoted federal “set-aside programs” that steered procurements to minority- and women-owned small businesses. He increased funding to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and supported affirmative action initiatives. This was a time when Black Americans experienced occupational mobility in public service employment.
As president, Carter launched the Black College Initiative to give historically Black colleges and universities more support from the federal government.:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/jimmy-carter-greeting-african-american-supporters-544377268-5a5e0e3398020700373c38c9.jpg)
Ten Interesting Facts About Jimmy Carter's Civil Rights Record
Jimmy Carter’s civil rights record as a Georgia lawmaker and as president endeared him to Black people and other communities of color.www.thoughtco.com
“Other administration education initiatives covered in the collection include science apprenticeships for minority students, technical assistance to Black colleges, and minority fellowships in graduate management education,” according to the “Civil Rights During the Carter Administration” report.
What the fukk
It's always these late to the party, just found my blackness at 23, now I see the light ass nikkas that do the most finger pointing and preaching at nikkas like they're some authority because now they're "enlightened"
