Is Kemp's Keystone Klan Kops' Arrest of African American Legislator A Precursor?
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Posted By: Regi Taylor on April 14, 2021 Gov. Kemp's Georgia Gestapo demonstrating that Jim Crow is back to the cheers of racist insurrectionist supporters, showing there's a new day for the Old South by publicly putting an African American woman into shackles - in other words, in her place! THIS IS NOT A DRILL! African American's have only experienced a semblance of freedom for two generations - since MLK. The century before that - four generations, there was Apartheid, Jim Crow. For two and a half centuries before that - ten generations - we were enslaved. There is a very serious, determined effort by the white power structure that subjugated African Americans for fourteen of the sixteen generations we've been in America, nearly 90% of our time here. Don't think for a second that the white supremacists are not attempting to put Black folk's freedom-genie back in the bottle. Being woke is not enough. Speak up! Push back! Vote! There are African American's still alive whose great grandparents were slaves. If we don't fight back hard, now, our grandchildren could experience a similar fate. The republicans have a sinister plan. Is an Apartheid-modeled government in America's future? Why did Mitch McConnell stack the Federal courts with nearly 300 new judges during Trump's tenure? Remember, slavery was 'legal.' https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/20919326... https://www.humortimes.com/cartoons/dc-cra... If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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