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“What better way to enslave a man then to give him the vote and tell him he is free.”
– Albert Camus
The legitimacy of the US Black misleadership class resides in its ability to distort and claim leadership over the legitimate struggles of Black Am
“The revolutionary heroes of May 19th would find Sharpton and his clique not just repulsive, but criminal as well.”
“If having black faces in high and not so high places doesn’t save our lives why should we support them at all?”
“Kanye West merely represents what happens when the Black misleadership class begins to reflect the crisis of the US system.”
Little Rock's Arkansas Baptist College numbers among its leaders corrupt Clinton cronies, money launderers, possible former FBI informa
On February 23 2018, a forum will be held in Newark, NJ under the banner “The Progress Continues: Newark Forward.” Special guest speakers will be M
“The nominally Black-controlled local government is incapable of meaningful response.”
“The Democrats have perverted the electoral franchise of the nation’s most progressive constituency to the service of a global war mach
“It is both an actual and aspirational class, which ultimately sees its interests as tied to those of U.S.
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George Herbert Walker Bush was born in 1924, the son of Prescott Sheldon Bush, a banker and politician, senator from Connecticut from 1952 to 1963.
