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On June 10th I noticed an essay by the Pulitzer Prize nominee for the New York Times, Charles Blow; "The Civil Rights Act of 2020." He spends the majority of the essay describing how legislation in the past has failed Black Americans. At the end he finally gets to the titling idea - he offers no more than the title of his proposal legislation, and unwittingly describes its effect as a euphoria that he must have heard his elders describe of the effect that Black Americans experienced when the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed. Which has ultimately seemingly failed Black Americans, as well.
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I sent him a personal letter basically explaining that which I described above, and I also provided him a copy of the letter that I sent to the Congressional Black Caucus requesting them to lead Black Americans to commence the constitutional convention to reorder the faulty governing system that is ultimately the solution to the social problems we endure. We need a new peace agreement as to how we make decisions as to how to regulate social activities.
On June 28 Mr. Blow wrote the essay, "Even George Washington," which received considerable criticism from conservatives. Neither Mr. Blow, nor his critics are aware of the eventual course of statue toppling. When people coordinate statue toppling the next step is to redo the government - revolution. It would be absurd for Black people to topple the statues, and then claim that although they were racists, their design of the government was really good and we want to keep it.
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Here we are, a month down the road, and there is no talk about people writing a new rendition of civil rights legislation; and Mr. Blow does not offer anything more to get the ball rolling.
Then there is the infamous interview with the New York City Black Lives Matter president-wanna-be, Hawk Newsome; who declared that Black people are justified in rioting, because it is the only way to get the (white) people in power to do what Black people want them to do.
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It does not seem that anybody notices, but for all their (selfish) efforts, Colin Kaepernick and Lebron James, have not offered any solutions to the problem, although they are claiming to be the gatherer of larger audience that would lead to solution. Although, they have declined my offering (presumably, because I am white), it is hard to believe that no Black person has offered an idea to them for their endorsement(s). What is going on?
Congressional Black Caucus
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Urban League
Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition
Al Sharpton Action Network
Black Lives Matter
I have offered them all my idea and preliminary plan for organizing the constitutional convention. And here, at the USMB I am "ignored' by the active Black members who describe me as a supremacist, because I am trying to offer them a seat at the fabled table. They would rather argue with the white members who disagree with me on the quality of the government organization, rather than consider that I am trying to actually provide them the ultimate step to their "revolution."
Black people are not too bright.
Opinion | The Civil Rights Act of 2020 (Published 2020)
Feel-good gestures from politicians and the police shift no power. Real change lies within a system overhaul.
On June 28 Mr. Blow wrote the essay, "Even George Washington," which received considerable criticism from conservatives. Neither Mr. Blow, nor his critics are aware of the eventual course of statue toppling. When people coordinate statue toppling the next step is to redo the government - revolution. It would be absurd for Black people to topple the statues, and then claim that although they were racists, their design of the government was really good and we want to keep it.
Opinion | Yes, Even George Washington (Published 2020)
Slavery was a cruel institution that can’t be excused by its era.
Here we are, a month down the road, and there is no talk about people writing a new rendition of civil rights legislation; and Mr. Blow does not offer anything more to get the ball rolling.
Then there is the infamous interview with the New York City Black Lives Matter president-wanna-be, Hawk Newsome; who declared that Black people are justified in rioting, because it is the only way to get the (white) people in power to do what Black people want them to do.
Hawk Newsome: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Black Lives Matter Leader Hawk Newsome said if the U.S. doesn't give them what they want they'll burn it down. Trump called the statement treason.
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It does not seem that anybody notices, but for all their (selfish) efforts, Colin Kaepernick and Lebron James, have not offered any solutions to the problem, although they are claiming to be the gatherer of larger audience that would lead to solution. Although, they have declined my offering (presumably, because I am white), it is hard to believe that no Black person has offered an idea to them for their endorsement(s). What is going on?
Congressional Black Caucus
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Urban League
Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition
Al Sharpton Action Network
Black Lives Matter
I have offered them all my idea and preliminary plan for organizing the constitutional convention. And here, at the USMB I am "ignored' by the active Black members who describe me as a supremacist, because I am trying to offer them a seat at the fabled table. They would rather argue with the white members who disagree with me on the quality of the government organization, rather than consider that I am trying to actually provide them the ultimate step to their "revolution."
Black people are not too bright.
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