Democrats don't have an answer for how a majority migrant country benefits the Black community so they run from the question;
Democrats don't want to honestly tell Black people why becoming a super-minority in their envisioned majority migrant country is something we should support. Epic loss of elected representation (however critics feel about them) is one immediate consequence, as is our ability to informally lobby the system.
Asking this question isn't 'White supremacy,' it's actually speaking up for Black agency. The Voting Rights Act isn't even a hundred years old. It's as old as my Generation X and in a mostly illegal alien hierarchy, it'll be nullified essentially.
Black nationalist economist Dr. Claude Anderson has made this case for decades:
He's not a Republican, by the way.
While I'm not one to think all solutions lie in electoral politics, apportionment, districting and direction of public funds are absolutely the province of electoral politics.
I'm hard pressed to see how strangers to the 'foundational Black American' or FBA experience would somehow become anything other than new overseers by reducing our elected numbers to Jim Crow numbers—or less.
Democrats don't even whisper about Black displacement in a majority migrant country.
Independent minded members of the community should be shouting this from the rooftops.
The civil rights movement, however one feels about it, wasn't to give Black people political representation for only a few generations and then disappear.
A majority migrant country, the stated goal of the Democratic party, is something we should oppose for the good of our community.
Operatives deflect and smear Black independents and others questioning mass migration as White nationalism in 'blackface.'
It's clear there will be few Black faces in high places in a majority migrant country, something leaders of leftist ideology desperately want apparently.
It's fair to ask, how does a majority migrant country benefit the Black community?
It's worth noting that the mostly White MAGA coalition voted against a majority migrant country when they reelected President Trump.
That coalition clearly doesn't feel a majority migrant country benefits their community
Democrats don't have an answer for how a majority migrant country benefits the Black community so they run from the question.
Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black is a writer and 'safety creator' combining consulting and advocacy to address 'anti safety' theory and policies.
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