I really don’t understand trotting out internet randos as if they’re some authority.

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Anonymous wrote:While I don’t agree with Trump or any Republicans for that matter about anything, it’s fair to ask why the Democratics can't offer actual "Foundational Black Americans" as candidates instead of elite children of foreign-born academics.

Tariq is going in on this.

When one is bi-racial/bi-cultural, it doesn't mean, in this case, haaving curried collard greens for dinner. Sheesh.

I guess the GOP is just discovering that race is a construct.

Tariq Nasheed is a Black Nationalist who posts videos of racist white people getting beat down for laughs. He is not a Republican. He just doesn’t like Harris because she’s not an FBA.

He’s not too fond of whites and Kamala Harris either.

Then why should anyone be fond of him?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:While I don’t agree with Trump or any Republicans for that matter about anything, it’s fair to ask why the Democratics can't offer actual "Foundational Black Americans" as candidates instead of elite children of foreign-born academics.

Tariq is going in on this.

When one is bi-racial/bi-cultural, it doesn't mean, in this case, haaving curried collard greens for dinner. Sheesh.

I guess the GOP is just discovering that race is a construct.

Tariq Nasheed is a Black Nationalist who posts videos of racist white people getting beat down for laughs. He is not a Republican. He just doesn’t like Harris because she’s not an FBA.

He’s not too fond of whites and Kamala Harris either.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:While I don’t agree with Trump or any Republicans for that matter about anything, it’s fair to ask why the Democratics can't offer actual "Foundational Black Americans" as candidates instead of elite children of foreign-born academics.

Tariq is going in on this.

When one is bi-racial/bi-cultural, it doesn't mean, in this case, haaving curried collard greens for dinner. Sheesh.

I guess the GOP is just discovering that race is a construct.

Anonymous wrote:While I don’t agree with Trump or any Republicans for that matter about anything, it’s fair to ask why the Democratics can't offer actual "Foundational Black Americans" as candidates instead of elite children of foreign-born academics.

There are plenty of "foundational black Americans" in the leadership ranks of the democratic party and elective office. Start with the House leadership and then look at members of the House and various mayors, and state assembly/council/senate leaders.

This isn't hard.

Wow...

^ and I didn't vote for her then but I will in Nov because Trump is so much more worse.

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Anonymous wrote:While I don’t agree with Trump or any Republicans for that matter about anything, it’s fair to ask why the Democratics can't offer actual "Foundational Black Americans" as candidates instead of elite children of foreign-born academics.

Tariq is going in on this.

Ridiculous.

I lived in the Bay Area when Harris was DA and AG, and we all knew she was half black, and she spoke about being both.

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Anonymous wrote:There is nothing in Kamala's history that should make her talk with a “sista” Southern accent when she goes to Georgia. She was raised in Canada by an Indian academic-led family and went to ritzy schools.

She lived in the Bay Area for a while. Read up on her young years there, and how she was influenced by the Black populace there. She went to an African American church in Oakland, for example.

She more than likely was surrounded by "ebonics" when she was younger.

What Church did she and her white Jewish husband marry in?

Why does that matter? A PP questioned Harris' history and how nothing in her past would make her speak like a "sista" from GA. Where she got married is irrelevant to that.

Anonymous wrote:While I don’t agree with Trump or any Republicans for that matter about anything, it’s fair to ask why the Democratics can't offer actual "Foundational Black Americans" as candidates instead of elite children of foreign-born academics.

Were Obama's parents "foreign born academics"? His father was foreign born, but he wasn't an "academic", afaik.

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Anonymous wrote:There is nothing in Kamala's history that should make her talk with a “sista” Southern accent when she goes to Georgia. She was raised in Canada by an Indian academic-led family and went to ritzy schools.

She lived in the Bay Area for a while. Read up on her young years there, and how she was influenced by the Black populace there. She went to an African American church in Oakland, for example.

She more than likely was surrounded by "ebonics" when she was younger.

What Church did she and her white Jewish husband marry in?

Anonymous wrote:While I don’t agree with Trump or any Republicans for that matter about anything, it’s fair to ask why the Democratics can't offer actual "Foundational Black Americans" as candidates instead of elite children of foreign-born academics.

Tariq is going in on this.

Anonymous wrote:While I don’t agree with Trump or any Republicans for that matter about anything, it’s fair to ask why the Democratics can't offer actual "Foundational Black Americans" as candidates instead of elite children of foreign-born academics.

For the same reason Rs only offer up rich white people.

Anonymous wrote:There is nothing in Kamala's history that should make her talk with a “sista” Southern accent when she goes to Georgia. She was raised in Canada by an Indian academic-led family and went to ritzy schools.

She lived in the Bay Area for a while. Read up on her young years there, and how she was influenced by the Black populace there. She went to an African American church in Oakland, for example.

She more than likely was surrounded by "ebonics" when she was younger.

While I don’t agree with Trump or any Republicans for that matter about anything, it’s fair to ask why the Democratics can't offer actual "Foundational Black Americans" as candidates instead of elite children of foreign-born academics.