Lauren Boebert gets the humiliation of a lifetime on national TV
(Sidenote: Lauren's shown holding a rally in a church, which is AGAINST the law. Churches that hold political events are at risk of losing their tax exempt status
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Another Video Surfaces Of Rep. Lauren Boebert’s Bigoted Bit
In yet another turn in the story of Rep. Lauren Boebert's bigotry, it appears that Boebert's made-up tale about Rep. Ilhan Omar is not an isolated incident.
Again, Lauren Boebert proves how naive/ignorant she is
Oprah's not just talking about herself, like Lauren does. She's talking about EVERYONE!
Lauren makes $174,000+ per year which is WAY ABOVE the U.S. Average
Lauren needs to catch up on her reading vs working on her cartwheels
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Trump's Always Been Racist
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Yes, she used to like him, but that was over 20 YEARS ago, LONG before she found out who he REALLY was
Catch up with the times! That was in 1988! Stop living in the past
IN FULL: Oprah slams Trump & Vance in surprise Democratic convention speech
Oprah Winfrey brought her star power to the third night of the Democratic National Convention, urging voters to reject Donald Trump and "choose common sense over nonsense" by casting their votes for Kamala Harris. The talk show titan, one of America's most influential women, took to the stage to back the party's presidential nominee.
Addressing a packed arena of 23,500 Democrats, Winfrey called on voters to send Harris to the White House, framing November's election as a battle for freedom. "There are people who want you to see our country as a nation of us against them, people who want to scare you, who want to rule you, people who'd have you believe that books are dangerous and assault rifles are safe," she declared.
Those that support Lauren Boebert or CONald Grump support their beliefs, HATE, HATE, HATE!
Racism, a deeply entrenched issue in American society, has seen troubling shifts since the 1970s. Despite significant strides in civil rights and social justice over the past decades, there has been a noticeable increase in racist incidents and sentiments, particularly with the rise of political figures and movements that have often used divisive rhetoric. One significant factor in recent years has been the rise of Donald J. Trump Jr., whose influence has been felt across various political and social spectrums, especially within the GOP. This shift raises critical questions about the nature of racism in contemporary America and what can be done to address it.
Historical Context
The 1970s were a period of significant social change in the U.S. The Civil Rights Movement had made considerable progress, leading to legislative milestones like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. These laws aimed to dismantle institutional racism and promote racial equality. However, while these laws addressed many overt forms of discrimination, they could not entirely eradicate deeply ingrained racist attitudes or structural inequalities.
Since then, various social and political dynamics have shaped the racial landscape. The '80s and '90s saw the rise of mass incarceration and the War on Drugs, which disproportionately affected communities of color. Despite efforts to address racial disparities, systemic racism continued to pervade American institutions.
The Trump Jr. Era
In recent years, the influence of Donald J. Trump Jr. and the broader Trump movement has played a notable role in shaping political discourse. His father’s presidency, marked by inflammatory rhetoric and policies that many viewed as discriminatory, set a tone that has been echoed by various figures within the GOP. The normalization of divisive language and the promotion of “us versus them” mentalities have had tangible effects on racial relations.
Trump Jr. has continued this legacy by often engaging in rhetoric that can be seen as racially charged or dismissive of serious racial issues. This shift in political tone has contributed to an environment where racist sentiments are more visible and, in some cases, more accepted. Hate crimes and racially motivated incidents have seen an uptick, reflecting a broader trend of increased racial polarization.
Turning the Tide
Addressing the rise in racism requires a multifaceted approach involving both systemic changes and individual actions. Here are some steps that U.S. citizens and policymakers can take to combat racism:
1. Education and Awareness: Understanding the historical and structural roots of racism is crucial. Education systems should emphasize comprehensive curricula on race and racism to foster empathy and awareness from a young age. Adult education programs and public awareness campaigns can also play a role in challenging racist beliefs and behaviors.
2. Support for Policy Changes: Advocating for policies that address systemic racism is essential. This includes supporting criminal justice reform, equitable economic opportunities, and anti-discrimination laws. Engagement in local politics and support for candidates who prioritize racial justice can drive meaningful change.
3. Community Engagement: Building bridges between communities through dialogue and collaborative efforts can help break down racial barriers. Community organizations and local leaders can facilitate conversations and initiatives aimed at fostering understanding and cooperation.
4. Holding Leaders Accountable: It is important to hold political and social leaders accountable for promoting or condoning racist rhetoric. Public pressure and voting can help ensure that leaders who prioritize inclusivity and respect are in positions of power.
5. Personal Responsibility: Individuals can also make a difference by challenging their own biases and speaking out against racism when they encounter it. Being an ally involves not only standing against overt racism but also supporting those who are marginalized.
Racism remains a significant challenge in the United States, but through concerted efforts and commitment to justice, citizens can work towards a more equitable society. By addressing both the symptoms and the roots of racial inequality, America can move closer to realizing the ideals of justice and equality for all.
IS THAT THE KIND OF MAN YOU WANT IN THE WHITE HOUSE? IF SO, YOU'RE PART OF THE PROBLEM
Matthew 7:15
True and False Prophets
“Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves."
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