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We said to @JoeBiden #JIMCROWJOE you do not get to come to a former slave plantation without a black agenda! We were small but we are growing #ADOS
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Replying to @Greenlight_88 @MS_Neg
Even dude conceded at the end. ‘But if we had a federal job guarantee it wouldn’t be an issue’ that IF is doing some heavy lifting.
These black economists avoid openly examining conflicting studies. It’s all about self promotion for them.
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I knew both Glen Ford and Bruce Dixon (RIP to both) of Black Agenda Report. Both supported my work during the Obama years. Bruce later criticized ADOS as too nationalist and anti-immigrant, but he respected me enough to CALL me before publishing his critique. That’s what intellectual integrity looked like.
And both Glen and Bruce believed political people actually DID political things. They believed in organizing, building institutions, and confronting power. One of Bruce’s criticisms of ADOS was that he didn’t believe we would ever build real chapters or an organizational infrastructure. He was wrong. We did both. But even his criticism was rooted in the belief that politics demanded more than rhetoric. I hate saying how dead people would respond to anything, but both men’s essays are still available, and I suspect they would have had very little patience for FD Signifier’s milquetoast, sloppy, political commentary masquerading as radical analysis.
So watching FD Signifier bastardize their work on the Black Misleadership Class is astonishing. Glen and Bruce were serious socialist radicals whose critique of capitalism was central to their politics. To watch FD “it’s lit over here” Signifier borrow their language while emptying it of its ideological substance, and then presenting that as some profound political analysis, is an insult to their intellectual legacy.
I’m genuinely floored by it. You don’t get to appropriate the intellectual tradition of people who spent their lives challenging power while reducing politics to commentary, branding, and content creation.
Y’all don’t despise FD enough. If you want to really understand this stuff, read Adolph Reed’s books, starting with “Class Notes”. He actually created the phrase “racial brokerage politics”.
I’m a harsh critic of Booker T Washington, but you can’t criticize him selling out or ‘buying in’ without also seriously interrogating his funding of Black radical journalist T. Thomas Fortune, including secretly helping finance his newspaper, The New York Age.
Go read Glen Ford, Bruce Dixon and then the primary sources. FD Signifier is simply a hack.
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Replying to @MS_Neg @quantumblackne2
He was specific when mentioning “there are black immigrants” BUT didn’t provide the same specificity when discussing who is overwhelmingly affected by the decline in black wealth. We all know it’s ADOS.
Unserious all around.
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A Black American Union Soldier on the American Flag
“May you and your men prove that this emblem was never carried by worthier hands”
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Basically, we need better governance, not direct policy demands. The word “reparations” wasn’t mentioned once. These folk are cowards.
I thought this segment about immigration was interesting. Her reluctance was evident. His last statement was telling.
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People will honestly work to destroy your reputation just so they can steal your work, because destroying Black celebrity worship is what Antonio & I have been doing for a decade.
FD Signifier explains that the point of his video is to cut down on celebrity worship, especially among Black people.
He points to Black celebrities people love without paying attention to their politics.
According to him , It hurts to see where Jasmine Crockett is right now. It hurts to see Jay-Z's views on capitalism. And it hurts to see what Kanye West has become.
His argument is that you can criticize them and still love their art.
Killer Mike, who dissed him in a freestyle, is his example.
He said , people are shocked to learn Mike is still one of his favorite rappers, and part of why he made the video was to reconnect with the music he loved so much.
He even admits he almost feels bad. In the last few months Mike has been doing interviews with prominent Democrats, which FD jokes is his "my bad" moment for Stacey Abrams.
He does credits that shift to people kicking Mike's back, and he gives Mike props for being willing to change.
According to him , Mike putting himself in a position to be criticized shows he isn't too far gone. Many of the Black leaders in that "misleadership" role refuse to be held accountable at all.
He respects Mike for that, and hopes the guy who once said "I'm going to burn this motherf***er down" is still in there.
lol he called yall “hip”
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Illegal immigrant dad who over stayed his work visa.
'60 Minutes' knew deported Texas dad with wife claimed he was gay on immigration documents but still ran story: DHS trib.al/rsRhlct
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Those types believe a smaller amount of us around is a good thing. They don’t like Black people.
Nah. I’d probably not send my kids to public schools if this was my understanding of them. I went to public schools and got much of the foundation there, but I wouldn’t risk my kids being in the same room as this. It is unfortunate.
lol ok. But who is this for. He not turning out pookie either.
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Why can’t political candidates truly connect with the most oppressed and disenfranchised non voters in Black communities. I’ll never take yall election season hysterics seriously until you can connect to them. You’re not getting another Obama moment without them!
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Cindy Hyde-Smith was a Democrat when Nancy Pelosi was speaker of the House.






















