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We’ve been watching this story for nearly two years, and it keeps getting better. Black unemployment began hitting record lows in early 2018, dropping to 6.6 percent. Last month it hit 5.4 percent — the lowest in almost fifty years.
Kanye found Jesus. I’m not sure if that explains how he also discovered that Democrats are still the party of slavery, but it sounds right. He has been reborn, not just in faith but in his faith of the nation’s founding and the commitment to freeing black Americans from Democrats yet again.
Kanye is a big Trump supporter. A role that has provided him the opportunity to be not just an advocate but a teacher. He’s letting people know something with which they may be unfamiliar. The Republican Party freed the slaves.
The idea that America founded on slavery is an ignorant misrepresentation. Ben Shapiro addressed this leftist talking point and it bears repeating.
Frederick Douglas was prominent in the 19th century though his story is little known and even less taught today. We might do well to try to understand this man who was a large figure of his day. His story is important to the Civil War Era.
Kanye West is an open and vocal supporter of President Donald Trump. Strange bedfellows in the new age of politics. New in ways that the Democrats should fear. Minorities ignoring the noise, stepping up and pointing out that the Democrat Party has not been good for them is not good for Democrats.
You may have noticed something. Everything is either white privilege, white supremacy, or both. Hand signals, long words, math problems, even the bowl haircut.
Throughout history slavery was ordinary, it has been the norm. Overcoming it required exceptional ideals; values and principles. Most people today lack context for their understanding of American slavery.
Back in March Mark Levin made the most relevant point to date on the matter of reparations to the ancestors of Slaves. Democrats are responsible. If it is that important to their party, they should pay them.
Everyone hated the idea of being a slave but few had any qualms about enslaving others. Slavery was just not an issue, not even among intellectuals, much less among political leaders, until the 18th century – and then it was an issue only in Western civilization. Among those who turned against slavery in the 18th …
