As I have pointed out time and time again, BLM riots are timed for election years. No drug dealers, violent thugs or nutters ever get shot during off years. And with an election coming up and a sorta partly black presidential candidate who used to listen to ‘Salt n’ Pepper’ on the ballot, it’s time for some BLMing.
Activist group Black Lives Matter is calling on the Democrats to host a virtual snap primary to protect “the voices of Black voters” a day after Vice President Harris appeared to have secured the backing of enough delegates to win the Democratic nomination.
Mrs. Harris — who, if elected, would be the first Black, South Asian woman president — has received an outpouring of support from Democrats and left-leaning organizations since President Biden bowed out of the race.
Kamala to BLM rioters (2020): "Everyone beware. They're not going to let up, NOR SHOULD THEY."
This should go over well in Minnesota
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) July 23, 2024
NEW-UPDATE: The woman who shot a 7-month-old baby in his stroller on a Philadelphia sidewalk has been arrested
‘F**k your baby, b**ch’
Dominique Billips was arrested Friday night and charged with Aggravated Assault, Violation of the Uniform Firearms Act (VUFA), and related… pic.twitter.com/pYLnUTBeJc
— Unlimited L's (@unlimited_ls) July 21, 2024
Update: Woman accused of shooting infant at point blank range, shouting ‘f—k your baby’ arrested: report
In a similar vein – 1 dead, 2 hospitalized in Samurai-style sword attack in LA area
The purpose of the holiday was abundantly clear from the outset, to anyone who cared enough to actually pay attention.
The fourth annual observance of Juneteenth National Independence Day passed with less fanfare than the first, but the usual cast of politicians and journalists still made a point of paying obeisance to the latest high holy day in the new liturgical calendar. A headline in the Hill trumpeted: “Black advocates to use Juneteenth to demand political change.” President Joe Biden noted the day’s significance as a “mark of the end of our original sin, slavery.” Nancy Pelosi commemorated the holiday as “a reminder of the racism and cruelty that stains our history.” In a video address, Sen. Raphael Warnock took the opportunity to solemnly remind Americans of “how far we’ve come, and” — of course — “how much further we still need to go.”
An American flag is basically a gang sign at this point.
Comment if you agree with her. Or don’t. Just don’t show me an American flag. pic.twitter.com/Zs1pt089u5
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) June 20, 2024
Until recently, a black-and-white photo of a woman holding her face in her hands was used to depict Mary Ellen Steinam — also known as Ellen Steinam — across social media and on the website of a marketing company founded by Toronto Police Service Board member Nadine Spencer.
Steinam worked as chief operating officer of Spencer’s company BrandEQ for more than a decade, according to her LinkedIn page. Her profile said she was based in New York and had previously held other prominent marketing jobs at Nestle and Saatchi & Saatchi as far back as 1994.
On Facebook and X, she shared posts and photos of Spencer — cheering on her boss and BrandEQ.
This is what happens when DEI racism trumps common sense.
“All these big deviants are catching hell in 2024. It’s up for all of them. It don’t matter if you’re Diddy, or whoever…all lies will be exposed [sic],” the comedian Katt Williams confidently declared in a podcast with retired American football player Shannon Sharpe in January, discussing prominent rappers accused of sexual crimes.
It’s time to let George Floyd rest in peace.
News broke last week that a George Floyd biopic is under production, and that Floyd’s now 10-year-old daughter and her mother will serve as executive producers.
“George Floyd: Daddy Changed the World” is set to be a collaboration between multiple studios, including Radar Pictures, 8 Queens Film & Media, and Night Fox Entertainment.
The involvement of little Gianna, who was only 6 years old when her father died, is a touching gesture from a family that doubtless still grieves his loss.
EXCLUSIVE: At the opening of a George Floyd-themed art exhibit at ASU, the “Gatekeeper of George Floyd Square” in Minneapolis makes a bold claim: George Floyd died for “each and every last one of us.”
This exhibit – “Twin Flames: The George Floyd Uprising from Minneapolis to… pic.twitter.com/ejsVAkYPWg
— FRONTLINES (@FrontlinesTPUSA) May 22, 2024
Melina Abdullah is the co-founder of Black Lives Matter in Los Angeles. She’s also Cornel West’s running mate in his run for president. When she’s not out protesting or campaigning, Abdullah is a professor at Cal State LA. She recently made news for her opinion that Taylor Swift fans are “slightly racist.”
The fourth anniversary of George Floyd’s drug overdose death wrongly mischaracterized as a killing by leftist activists who used his overdose to trigger nationwide race riots and seize power has been met with a Biden statement pushing another pro-crime bill, a documentary about how Floyd “changed the world” and more racism.
What it has not been met with is justice for the victims of the largest race riots in decades.
HOLLYWOOD, CA – The far left is going out of its way to make sure that the American people never even think about putting the memory of George Floyd in the trash heap of history where it belongs. Breitbart News reports that Hollywood is going to produce a movie about the drug-addicted, crime-riddled life of Floyd, whose death in the custody of Minneapolis police officers sparked a “summer of love”…otherwise known as a summer of deadly riots, four years ago.
h/t XC
A Democratic Boston city councilor who wants to ‘dismantle America’s white backdrop’ has been seen cursing at her colleagues in a resurfaced outburst.
Tania Fernandes Anderson has been a controversial presence in city hall since she was elected in 2021 and pledged to ‘create a revolution’ for ‘equity.’
But now even her liberal colleagues have become concerned that she has created an ‘unhealthy’ environment, with one anonymous source telling Fox News Anderson often swears, yells and screams at public city hall meetings, deeming her colleagues racist.
Video resurface of Boston Council member Tania Fernandes Anderson screams on demanding respect pic.twitter.com/q2MoW8A2nh
— BIGMANSHANE1710 (@BIGMANSHANE1) May 24, 2024
Per Twitter she’s even worse.
BLM revolutionaries squandered their opportunity
Leonard, the hero of Christopher Nolan’s Memento, cannot form new memories. This poses something of a problem when you’re trying to find the guy who killed your wife. Her brutal murder is the last thing Leonard remembers, and he has been hunting for the perpetrator ever since. To survive in the present, he has a stack of Polaroids that he uses to identify friends and a carpeting of tattoos on his body, including the words JOHN G RAPED AND MURDERED MY WIFE draped across his collarbones. This is written backwards, so that he can read it every time he looks in the mirror. It is his purpose. It tells him who he is.
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Everyone wanted to do something to join in and support the protest movement that emerged after the killing of George Floyd in May 2020. Everyone wanted to help. Everyone wanted to give. Maybe it was just posting a black square on Instagram to show solidarity, but often it was more. Friends started sending money and organising others to do the same. I started giving to a few new groups myself.
Organisations that already existed in places such as Minneapolis — where Floyd was killed — and the new organisations that sprang up to capture this energy were flooded with volunteers and, most importantly, cash. People marched and people gave. Corporate America did too. And they all kept giving.
Some members of a prominent charity for the Canadian Black business community are calling for its board of directors to resign and for a third-party audit after discovering the non-profit paid two former board members’ companies at least $1.5 million for services while they were on the board or CEO of the charity.
CBC Toronto obtained dozens of pages of internal records concerning the Black Business and Professional Association (BBPA) — including invoices and transaction records — which show the non-profit did not disclose more than $800,000 of that spending as related party transactions to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
I’m shocked. Screen shots taken from BBPA-Financial-Statements-2023
After a meeting that lasted for hours, the Shenandoah County school board voted early Friday morning to restore the names of three Confederate officers to schools in the district.
With the vote, the district appears to be the first in the country to return Confederate names to schools that had removed them after the summer of 2020, according to researchers at the Montgomery, Ala.-based Equal Justice Initiative.
The vote rolled back a decision made four years ago, when the killing of George Floyd prompted nationwide demands for a racial reckoning. At a virtual meeting in July 2020, the summer of pandemic and protests, the board voted 5-1 to drop the names of two schools — Ashby-Lee Elementary and Stonewall Jackson High — that it deemed incompatible with a recently passed resolution condemning racism. The schools were renamed the next year as Honey Run and Mountain View.
You don’t disappear your history for George Floyd.
