Everybody forgot Trump funded Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign 🤷🏿
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I’m old enough to remember watching all of it happen, life is something else
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Fun fact: Trump has donated more money to historically black colleges than any other President in US history.
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They hate Trump but loved Biden who eulogized Strom Thurmond
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Funny how they loved him back then, now hes a racist dictator that they reject.
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Big Al was an FBI informant firstly and secondly just remember his infamous Tawana Brawley fiasco. Made that poor girl lie just to make a name for himself. Back then it seemed ppl weren’t as brainwashed and didn’t quite fall for the grift but I guess yrs of conditioning after that it finally paid off for him. These ppl are parasites and feed off the suffering of the masses. Yet the masses allow it to happen bcs they don’t want to take the time out to critically analyze shit.
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We black Americans been bamboozled for decades 2025 the gig is up anyone out there still sleep you are in a coma never to wake up
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It doesn't matter who's the president... the rich stay rich... the poor stay poor..and the bombs continue to fall
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I’m old enough to remember how much everyone loved Trump. He was on an episode of “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air” as soon as he came out on stage, the audience went wild!
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They remember a slavery they didn’t experience…. But want the people to have a short memory of their hypocrisy. Well said.
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Trump is in at least 2 Whoopi Goldberg movies. 😂 I guess she somehow started hating hi
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As soon as Trump ran as a republican, his vindictive Democrat buddies turned on him and ran a smear campaign, so their constituents would never vote for him
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Mr. Trump has a long history with black Americans. The president isn’t a racist he’s a classist. He’s always been about the dollars 💵, and black money adds up regardless of economic conditions just like every other community
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Tell the truth again and again and again biggest hustler of them all the good ol reverend AS
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The Democrats are the masters of manipulation and have dominated and woven disinformation successfully since Watergate.
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Cowards!... Trump stood for and with them when it wasn't cool back then, got flack about it, and didn't Care!!! He stayed down, and those fools are gone turn on the Man!?!! SMH..
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The Angryman
Call It What It Is: The Race Hustler’s Favorite Costume Is Hypocrisy
Let’s talk about the grift that nobody wants to call out anymore — not because it’s not obvious, but because it’s profitable to pretend otherwise.
You’ve seen them. The professional race hustlers. The ones who jump in front of every camera to remind you that “the system is against us,” that “the white man won’t let us rise,” that racism is the root of every failure, struggle, or missed opportunity in their lives. Meanwhile, they live in gated neighborhoods, take photos with the very people they tell you are the enemy, and quietly build their wealth doing business with the same non-Black people they publicly shame.
Let me make this plain: you can’t claim to fight the system while cashing checks from it.
It’s not racism keeping people from success — it’s a lack of accountability, discipline, and strategy. But saying that doesn’t sell books, land podcast deals, or get you clout points from emotional followers who need a villain to blame. Victimhood sells. And these so-called leaders are expert marketers of it.
I’ve got no problem with unity, success, or even interracial partnerships. In fact, I encourage it — when it’s real and not just for show. What I do have a problem with is selective outrage. What I do have a problem with is pretending you’re oppressed one day and buddying up with billionaires the next — just to keep your audience emotionally addicted to a fantasy version of history.
The truth is, these people aren’t freedom fighters. They’re narrative managers. And they weaponize race not to build anything — but to stay relevant in a world where real accountability doesn’t trend.
If you want to speak on race, fine. But live it consistently. Don’t shout “Black Power” with one breath and use the other to name-drop every non-Black celebrity you rubbed elbows with at a fundraiser. Don’t teach young Black men to distrust everybody while you’re cashing speaking fees from the same institutions you claim are racist.
The game is rigged, alright — but not by racism. It’s rigged by grifters who figured out that outrage pays better than integrity.
It’s time to call it what it is: hypocrisy wearing a dashiki.
And I’m not buying it.
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