Jordan Thompson, Director of Black Lives Matter Nashua and Racial Justice Organizer for ACLU-NH, has taken the position that we should “abolish the police” and he is running unopposed for alderman for Nashua Ward 6.
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Black Lives Matter Nashua
Black Lives Matter Nashua is an Unserious Organization
In early June, Black Lives Matter Nashua posted a petition on their Facebook page in support of defunding the police. I am a Nashua resident and I wanted to learn more, so I registered to participate in their June 17 organizing call, which was advertised as being open to the public.
Nashua BLM Leader Urges Audience to Emulate Radical Communist
Black Lives Matter Nashua leader Jordan Thompson urged supporters to take their lead from activist Angela Davis, a member of the Communist Party and a supporter of terrorism, at Sunday’s Black Lives Matter Rally in Hollis.
What It Means to Be a “Non-Black Ally” of Black Lives Matter – Separate and Unequal.
Did you know that you can belong to Black Lives Matter only if you are Black? From the Black Lives Matter website: Black Lives Matter began as a call to action in response to state-sanctioned violence and anti-Black racism. Our intention from the very beginning was to connect Black people from all over the world … Read more
Black Lives Matter Humiliates Sununu … Sununu Responds by Groveling Even More
So this: And how did his Excellency respond? By defending the President again the patently false smear that he is a White supremacist? Nope. Our “GOP Governor” did not utter a word in defense of the President. From NH Journal: … the governor told NHJournal, he still supports the BLM cause. “We very much support … Read more
What Feltes & Volinsky Really Signed On To, by Agreeing to Black Lives Matter’s Demands.
So if you follow Steve … which you should … you know that the Back Lives Matter chapters in Manchester and Nashua have presented the gubernatorial candidates a list of “demands.” I am going to reproduce the list here, for your ease of reference: Both Democrat candidates have agreed to the “demands”: But just what … Read more