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@alpha1906 So aren’t white folk…however, everyone expects help from white people.

Without the Voting Rights Act, we are officially back in Plessy v. Ferguson, only with dumber white folks who don't understand how race works. The same ones who would have believed separate but equal was fair. So, we're not getting any help from them. We're by ourselves in this

@ClaudetteGGibs1 Nah. She said she would win. 😂😂😂

Hillary Clinton was right about everything.

@Udntnonutn Actually it did. 9/11 United the country and racism virtually gone. Then Obama hit. The Cambridge police, Trayvon Martin, and Michael Brown. Obama made it clear which side he was on before the facts presented.

All you MAGA pricks. Blaming Obama for “making America more racist” is one of the laziest takes out there. Racism didn’t suddenly appear in 2009. What changed was visibility. The first Black president. Social media was exploding. People reacting in real time. That’s not creating a problem. That’s exposing the problem. If anything, that era showed exactly how much hatred was already there. But sure, blame the mirror.

@Udntnonutn @WeRAmerica2022 He wanted to be considered black politically. He hid his white side. The side that raised him. His content of character sucks.

“Cry louder”? Just because you say stupid shit with confidence, doesn’t make it any less stupid. “Half white” didn’t stop everyone from treating him as the first Black president. Everyone. What exploded in that era were cameras everywhere and everything on record. The 24/7 news cycle. You’re blaming the spotlight for what it showed. Cry harder. Ya dumb snatch.

@mayawiley I am confused. You can still vote. You can still pick the candidate of your choice. I don’t see a problem.

For as long as Black people have lived in this country, our right to vote & power to decide who leads have been attacked. Today’s SCOTUS decision is a disgrace. Every voter deserves a fair chance to elect people who can be held accountable to meeting their needs & fixing their problems. That includes Black voters. We haven’t just come this far by faith alone. We have come this far by fighting for #votingrights. This isn’t over! @civilrightsorg

@harrisonjaime I don’t understand. Are Asians and Hispanics unaffected? It only impacts black people?

You want to know why some of y’all get side-eyed?! We are standing at the edge of the greatest rollback of Black voting and political power in over 150 years. Not abstract. Not theoretical. Real. Black representation across the South is on the chopping block. And yet… look at what some of our so-called “allies” are focused on. Wrong moment. Wrong fight. Wrong priorities. There’s a reason the Right has been so determined to erase history. Because this ain’t new. We’ve seen this movie before. And last time? It took over 100 years for Black communities to claw their way back to representation. 100 years. WE are not about to relive that. This is our fight.

@dantypo Good point!

When I was younger, a lot of the black republican/conservative voices talked a lot about how Dems kept their black voters “on the plantation” I always felt iffy about that phrasing. But after the reaction to the dissolution of “black” districts”, it really makes more sense now

@Itx_judith Explain your allegation with some examples.

How would you respond to him?

@OrevaZSN It’s actually the lowest rate a person will accept to do a job. It was never meant to be a career with a living wage.

The minimum wage is meant to be the lowest wage you can live on and afford housing. So, for everyone saying "it's not meant to be that," yes, it is. That's why it's called the minimum wage.

@AzPetrich Yeh but it was too small. Check out the ballrooms of other countries. Even Ukraine has a nice one

This iconic photo was taken at the White House in 1985 of Princess Diana and John Travolta. LOOK! Do you see it? We already "HAD" a ballroom. That is until Trump decided to demolish it last October.

@gibbs616 @Wescott464348 But to expect it?

@PRSCU2410TOP @Wescott464348 ALL HUMAN BEINGS are supposed to help one another no matter what color or race they are!

One of the best presidents this country had. Columbia Graduate, Harvard Graduate, along with Harvard Law Grad. Honorable, articulate, wise beyond his years, a man of the people. If you agree like

@jaysbookman True

@PRSCU2410TOP As I said, the political parties are so well-mixed in that state that it's almost impossible to draw a district with 51% GOP. It's not like most of the Republicans live over there and most of the Dems over here.

Yes, the only systemic racism is anti-white racism. Which is why, after this election cycle, the House GOP will have exactly zero black members. Pure happenstance, I'm sure.

@jaysbookman I know. I have no problem with it if it’s done fairly.

@jaysbookman I thought subject was district mapping?

@PRSCU2410TOP in elections, you have to vote to count. It's kinda a rule.

@gibbs616 @Wescott464348 Haha it’s the same guy!!!

@PRSCU2410TOP @Wescott464348 That doesn't mean anything!😠🙄

@HexZatara @smashman @Lifeof_AG01 Where is black Twitter if you are posting on X. X is not for white people

@PRSCU2410TOP @smashman @Lifeof_AG01 Black Twitter is for black people, just like X is for white people.

Shoutout to black people who love black people.

@jaysbookman And you are ok with zero representation?

@PRSCU2410TOP No it is not. Trump got 36 percent of the Mass. vote in 2024, and that 36 percent is distributed pretty equally across the state.

@Joracle_ That’s how voting works. Suck it up. No more special privileges. Equality has been reached.

of choice, that Black voting block can be overridden by the white voting block. So Black folks in Louisiana and across the south, will struggle to elect any candidate that isn’t supported by a significant white voting block.

It’s not so much about denying Black folks the right to vote, but diluting the Black vote that’s there. So that it doesn’t matter. They draw the maps, split majority Black districts in half, sometimes in more pieces, so that even if every Black person voted for their candidate

@WesternLensman What rights did they lose? Answer: none. Zero. Nada. Zilch. Cipher.

A “devastated” Sunny Hostin is near tears over SCOTUS ending race-based congressional districts: “I have been discriminated against. And now I have to tell my children that they have less civil rights than I did when I was born." Beyond parody.