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That is about the woksters can say when presented with the fact that the expiration date for the black alibi was passed decades ago.Bullshit!
Not its not looneybin....it means a-ok.Bullshit!
FYI: For those who don't know, this is the symbol for WHITE POWER! Two words: FUCK THAT! Who agrees?
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Lakookta hatum Jew.....Lakookta speak with fork-ed tongue.Michigan Rep. Says Biden Has A Lot Of Work To Do To Restore Trust Of Muslim Voters
I agree! Also other races who are upset with Biden because of his support for the Israeli clusterfuck!
Indigenous Solidarity with Palestine
It's a stupid comparison. The more accurate comparison is the fact that the Palestinians are in a group that are at least 10 times more populous then the entire international community of Jews. It's not the Jews persecuting the Palestinians It's the entire Muslim conglomerate persecuting the Jews.A growing number of Black Americans see the struggle of Palestinians reflected in their own struggles for racial equality and civil rights.
Cydney Wallace, a Black Jewish community activist, never felt compelled to travel to Israel, though “Next year in Jerusalem” was a constant refrain at her Chicago synagogue.
The 39-year-old said she had plenty to focus on at home, where she frequently gives talks on addressing anti-Black sentiment in the American Jewish community and dismantling white supremacy in the U.S.
“I know what I’m fighting for here,” she said.
That all changed when she visited Israel and the West Bank at the invitation of a Palestinian American community organizer from Chicago’s south side, along with two dozen other Black Americans and Muslim, Jewish and Christian faith leaders.
The trip, which began Sept. 26, enhanced Wallace’s understanding of the struggles of Palestinians living in the West Bank under Israeli military occupation. But, horrifyingly, it was cut short by the unprecedented Oct. 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas militants. In Israel’s ensuing bombardment of the Gaza Strip, shocking images of destruction and death seen around the world have mobilized activists in the U.S. and elsewhere.
Wallace, and a growing number of Black Americans, see the Palestinian struggle in the West Bank and Gaza reflected in their own fight for racial equality and civil rights. The recent rise of protest movements against police brutality in the U.S., where structural racism plagues nearly every facet of life, has connected Black and Palestinian activists under a common cause.
Much more at the link below...
Black American Solidarity With Palestinians Is Rising, Testing Longstanding Jewish Alliance
It seems very logical to me that Black American solidarity with Palestinians is rising! What do you think?
They should be investigated for supporting terrorism.A growing number of Black Americans see the struggle of Palestinians reflected in their own struggles for racial equality and civil rights.
Cydney Wallace, a Black Jewish community activist, never felt compelled to travel to Israel, though “Next year in Jerusalem” was a constant refrain at her Chicago synagogue.
The 39-year-old said she had plenty to focus on at home, where she frequently gives talks on addressing anti-Black sentiment in the American Jewish community and dismantling white supremacy in the U.S.
“I know what I’m fighting for here,” she said.
That all changed when she visited Israel and the West Bank at the invitation of a Palestinian American community organizer from Chicago’s south side, along with two dozen other Black Americans and Muslim, Jewish and Christian faith leaders.
The trip, which began Sept. 26, enhanced Wallace’s understanding of the struggles of Palestinians living in the West Bank under Israeli military occupation. But, horrifyingly, it was cut short by the unprecedented Oct. 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas militants. In Israel’s ensuing bombardment of the Gaza Strip, shocking images of destruction and death seen around the world have mobilized activists in the U.S. and elsewhere.
Wallace, and a growing number of Black Americans, see the Palestinian struggle in the West Bank and Gaza reflected in their own fight for racial equality and civil rights. The recent rise of protest movements against police brutality in the U.S., where structural racism plagues nearly every facet of life, has connected Black and Palestinian activists under a common cause.
Much more at the link below...
Black American Solidarity With Palestinians Is Rising, Testing Longstanding Jewish Alliance
It seems very logical to me that Black American solidarity with Palestinians is rising! What do you think?
No, dumbass, it's a hoax from 4chan.Bullshit!
FYI: For those who don't know, this is the symbol for WHITE POWER! Two words: FUCK THAT! Who agrees?
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and the racists have since picked it up.No, dumbass, it's a hoax from 4chan.
It's been the "OK" signal for decades.
and the racists have since picked it up.
Wonderful that they can use it openly and claim it innocuous
It isn’t
Blacks have always hated jews. This isnt some new phenomenon.A growing number of Black Americans see the struggle of Palestinians reflected in their own struggles for racial equality and civil rights.
Cydney Wallace, a Black Jewish community activist, never felt compelled to travel to Israel, though “Next year in Jerusalem” was a constant refrain at her Chicago synagogue.
The 39-year-old said she had plenty to focus on at home, where she frequently gives talks on addressing anti-Black sentiment in the American Jewish community and dismantling white supremacy in the U.S.
“I know what I’m fighting for here,” she said.
That all changed when she visited Israel and the West Bank at the invitation of a Palestinian American community organizer from Chicago’s south side, along with two dozen other Black Americans and Muslim, Jewish and Christian faith leaders.
The trip, which began Sept. 26, enhanced Wallace’s understanding of the struggles of Palestinians living in the West Bank under Israeli military occupation. But, horrifyingly, it was cut short by the unprecedented Oct. 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas militants. In Israel’s ensuing bombardment of the Gaza Strip, shocking images of destruction and death seen around the world have mobilized activists in the U.S. and elsewhere.
Wallace, and a growing number of Black Americans, see the Palestinian struggle in the West Bank and Gaza reflected in their own fight for racial equality and civil rights. The recent rise of protest movements against police brutality in the U.S., where structural racism plagues nearly every facet of life, has connected Black and Palestinian activists under a common cause.
Much more at the link below...
Black American Solidarity With Palestinians Is Rising, Testing Longstanding Jewish Alliance
It seems very logical to me that Black American solidarity with Palestinians is rising! What do you think?
You know what's funny?.... They don't even know why.Blacks have always hated jews. This isnt some new phenomenon.
Its the same reason why they hate asians and Hindus.... these people open businesses and do well for themselves in the same exact ghettos where blacks continuously crank out losers and criminals.
You, kemosabe, will jump on every stupid turd of contrived leftist propaganda shit on you, won't you? Just poop out some stupid shit right in your face and you run with it, no questions asked. What a moron!A growing number of Black Americans see the struggle of Palestinians reflected in their own struggles for racial equality and civil rights.
Cydney Wallace, a Black Jewish community activist, never felt compelled to travel to Israel, though “Next year in Jerusalem” was a constant refrain at her Chicago synagogue.
The 39-year-old said she had plenty to focus on at home, where she frequently gives talks on addressing anti-Black sentiment in the American Jewish community and dismantling white supremacy in the U.S.
“I know what I’m fighting for here,” she said.
That all changed when she visited Israel and the West Bank at the invitation of a Palestinian American community organizer from Chicago’s south side, along with two dozen other Black Americans and Muslim, Jewish and Christian faith leaders.
The trip, which began Sept. 26, enhanced Wallace’s understanding of the struggles of Palestinians living in the West Bank under Israeli military occupation. But, horrifyingly, it was cut short by the unprecedented Oct. 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas militants. In Israel’s ensuing bombardment of the Gaza Strip, shocking images of destruction and death seen around the world have mobilized activists in the U.S. and elsewhere.
Wallace, and a growing number of Black Americans, see the Palestinian struggle in the West Bank and Gaza reflected in their own fight for racial equality and civil rights. The recent rise of protest movements against police brutality in the U.S., where structural racism plagues nearly every facet of life, has connected Black and Palestinian activists under a common cause.
Much more at the link below...
Black American Solidarity With Palestinians Is Rising, Testing Longstanding Jewish Alliance
It seems very logical to me that Black American solidarity with Palestinians is rising! What do you think?
How do you know this? Because you read it from some leftist propaganda online? Idiot.Bullshit!
FYI: For those who don't know, this is the symbol for WHITE POWER! Two words: FUCK THAT! Who agrees?
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The only problem is ... the indigenous peoples of Palestine and Israel are The Jews.
Yes. Indigenous people should never have their land taken away.The only problem is ... the indigenous peoples of Palestine and Israel are The Jews.
So black Americans want to see Israel destroyed? Because most Arab elements in the middle east do not believe in Israel's right to exist. I don't believe that is the case with a majority of black America.A growing number of Black Americans see the struggle of Palestinians reflected in their own struggles for racial equality and civil rights.
Cydney Wallace, a Black Jewish community activist, never felt compelled to travel to Israel, though “Next year in Jerusalem” was a constant refrain at her Chicago synagogue.
The 39-year-old said she had plenty to focus on at home, where she frequently gives talks on addressing anti-Black sentiment in the American Jewish community and dismantling white supremacy in the U.S.
“I know what I’m fighting for here,” she said.
That all changed when she visited Israel and the West Bank at the invitation of a Palestinian American community organizer from Chicago’s south side, along with two dozen other Black Americans and Muslim, Jewish and Christian faith leaders.
The trip, which began Sept. 26, enhanced Wallace’s understanding of the struggles of Palestinians living in the West Bank under Israeli military occupation. But, horrifyingly, it was cut short by the unprecedented Oct. 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas militants. In Israel’s ensuing bombardment of the Gaza Strip, shocking images of destruction and death seen around the world have mobilized activists in the U.S. and elsewhere.
Wallace, and a growing number of Black Americans, see the Palestinian struggle in the West Bank and Gaza reflected in their own fight for racial equality and civil rights. The recent rise of protest movements against police brutality in the U.S., where structural racism plagues nearly every facet of life, has connected Black and Palestinian activists under a common cause.
Much more at the link below...
Black American Solidarity With Palestinians Is Rising, Testing Longstanding Jewish Alliance
It seems very logical to me that Black American solidarity with Palestinians is rising! What do you think?
