Trump to possibly end HBCU federal financing program stating it's unconstitutional
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nikkas will never allow a cac to touch the hair on they head though
But we allow them to educate the brain inside of it,with no regard or corrections to the cirriculum
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I'll pray for you.
On the off chance that you actually do have book recommendations, however, I'd love to hear them.
I have read a lot of autobiographies, i.e Malcolm X, Langston Hughes, Richard Wright and several more. I've read all of Dr. King's books. I have read several of W.E.B. DuBois' books. I have the pdf for DuBois' magnum opus, Black Reconstruction in America. I'll look into those books. Always good to acquire more knowledge.
Added to my book list
A couple things to point out about Yvette's stance on this:
Her overall point was that it was the fiduciary responsibility of those HBCU presidents to meet with Trump given the fact that a large part of their funding comes from the federal government and he has a great amount of control over the discretionary spending as we see in the premise of this thread. You may argue they did not have any leverage but it is still their duty to try and negotiate funds to make sure those black students can go to school, they may not have been successful but they have to at least try. Calling them "c00ns" because they did this is narrow minded IMO and people are using this news article to confirm the reason for doing so.
Yvette is not a Trump supporter she has stated several times that Bernie was the best candidate for black people in terms of his polices lining up with some of our core needs (free college, jobs etc). The one exception where she does agree with Trump in a way is on immigration primarily because of how it detrimentally effects black people since many of us occupy the same low level/unskilled employment spaces.
Much of what she talks about in relation to the Trump presidency is a compare and contrast to the Obama presidency and how blacks tend to have an all-in support of Obama despite his polices that hurt blacks simply because of skin color.
We really gotta start a book club I got over 150-200 books on black history/ black studies and I'm looking to build more during this summer.
This summer I want to research more about 1919, the violence and its after effects on American society, particularly around Elaine, AR
This summer I want to research more about 1919, the violence and its after effects on American society, particularly around Elaine, AR
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Well, not surprised. He used the HBCU presidents for a photo op and then pulled their cards. Same way he used several other black people for convenient photo ops under the guise of getting insight and then we've never heard anything of these meetings.
But this has been going on for decades at this point, so I'm not sure what's so different about Trump doing it
Sadly, black people keep falling for it. And that's the issue. Real policy discussion doesn't need a podium and photographers
This is bad, but HBCUs have been floundering for many years now. Partly because of a lack of government funding and partly because the alumni does not do a great job of building endowment. HBCUs have lost value in the eyes of white supremacists over the years as they no longer need to pretend to want qualified black people for jobs. So, it goes to reason that HBCUs would begin to suffer.
Black people are going to be the ones who save HBCUs if they are to be saved at all
Maybe the masses of black people need to get in line with the "Adopt-a-HBCU" line and making consistent donations to a HBCU of your choice. Even if you didn't attend that school for college. Yes, the federal government should help maintain these schools as they are part of the educational eco system of this country and have provided thousands of black scholars and professionals.
But expecting white supremacy to do what's right by black people is like expecting a lion to stop killing water buffalo
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But this has been going on for decades at this point, so I'm not sure what's so different about Trump doing it
Sadly, black people keep falling for it. And that's the issue. Real policy discussion doesn't need a podium and photographers
This is bad, but HBCUs have been floundering for many years now. Partly because of a lack of government funding and partly because the alumni does not do a great job of building endowment. HBCUs have lost value in the eyes of white supremacists over the years as they no longer need to pretend to want qualified black people for jobs. So, it goes to reason that HBCUs would begin to suffer.
Black people are going to be the ones who save HBCUs if they are to be saved at all
Maybe the masses of black people need to get in line with the "Adopt-a-HBCU" line and making consistent donations to a HBCU of your choice. Even if you didn't attend that school for college. Yes, the federal government should help maintain these schools as they are part of the educational eco system of this country and have provided thousands of black scholars and professionals.
But expecting white supremacy to do what's right by black people is like expecting a lion to stop killing water buffalo
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But but Obama didn't do shyt for black people.
What did he do? In terms of policy that is on the books now
And I mean policy directly tailored to helping black people. Not "poor" people. Not "people of color." Not "minorities." Not "urban communities." Not any other ambiguous, politically disingenuous term.
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I'm tuning in to watch her next vid. She better not be still down for this fukk nikka.this clown man...
I wonder what yvette carnell has to say about this :MAGApls:
Until he pulls the rug ,she'll be ok