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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I doubt they had Biden or Trump signs up. FYI,[b] saying that Black Lives Matter is not political, even though you want it to be[/b]. [/quote]

Can you unpack this a little? The thread asked about 'socio-political beliefs'. What makes something that, and BLM not that?

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You think equality for black peoples is political ?[/quote]

BLM is an organization that is political with a Marxist stance. Equality is important but when it is taught in a way that benefits all students. 
 [/quote]

No BLM is not Marxist. It has 2 Marxist members. The FBI determines it is neither Marxist nor politically aligned. Just like the Republican party isn’t white supremacy just because they have white supremacists in Congress.[/quote]

I think Black Lives Matter is a socio-political movement, rooted in a historical context, with a cause of police reform among other causes. It has supporters and detractors as people bring different meaning to how BLM is positioned relative to other causes and groups. [/quote]

Plain and simple , you are wrong.

https://federalnewsnetwork.com/workforce-rightsgovernance/2020/07/black-lives-matter-support-slogans-are-ok-at-the-federal-office-osc-says/?fbclid=IwAR2C5jBnlnqouEtW1Se-DBLT_VMBsytPmeL8sfKpauMvrtDcq5NHHXH8RWA[/quote]

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