Shaun King Gets Exposed Once Again

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Shaun king one of the few keeping his foot of the neck of white supremacy and getting these unknown cases of police brutality known to the masses. He's a threat and people going to do anything to get him out the paint.

Or. You can admire him and acknowledge the problem areas in the way he moves.

Also, he's not the only one tweeting stories. He's GOT to be better.

This is Freshman College Level ethics. But, he's an historian.
 

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He didn’t claim to even put the red dots on it. Twitter lames reaching

How exactly does he get "exposed"? At worst you can accuse him of not giving credit to the person who did the research.

It wasn't just the "I'm a historian by training.... undergraduate degrees in history" that made this deceptive.

That was the set up for......

"Let me teach you something"

That's where he violated. :francis:

As if he "owns" or is the "authority" or did the "research" for what he's about to teach.
 
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What is this about?

The brother asked me to post examples of the critiques black women have made of King. That was after critiquing the problem brought up about King as "white lib mess."

When, in fact, I'm privy to Shaun King's dark side simply because of black women on Twitter.

Not all of it maybe true or 100% factual, but, the hits keep coming.

Check this thread on this specifically.



https://twitter.com/brownblaze/status/1203460741908426752%20

https://twitter.com/brownblaze/status/1203462039781302272

Remember that other shooting Shaun was thirsty to make racially motivated?



Thread by @brownblaze: "*ahem* THE HOUSTON POLICE AND SHAUN KING COLLABORATED TO FRAME TWO INNOCENT BLACK MEN FOR THE MURDER OF SEVEN YEAR OLD . Pass […]" #JazmineBarnes
 
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Out of all his possible "indiscretions" this seems like a minor one but sometimes it's the little things that make you look funny in the light.

However, I don't see this guy losing his professional activist role anytime soon. He's teflon for a number of reasons.
 
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Wait a whole damn minute.......

Skrrrrrrrrrrrrt

I'm calling the research that this white man did into question.

His research is also not telling the whole story.

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The man in the middle is Phillip Livingston.

Ancestry did an ad where they put the descendants of the signers in their place. Here is the ad.

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The woman standing in the middle is a BLACK woman.

I KNOW her. She is a good friend of my grandparents. And her son was a mentor of mine for some years.

Her name is Madeline Murphy Rabb.

She is a vaunted black art dealer here in Chicago.

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Madeline Murphy Rabb's Biography



This is a Chicago Tribune story detailing how she is descended from Phillip Livingston.

The resemblance between Christiana Williams Freeman, Madeline Murphy's great-grandmother, and Eleanor Roosevelt was no accident. They were, in fact, distant cousins. For Christiana indeed turned out to be the daughter of Philip Henry Livingston, grandson of Philip Livingston, a New York statesman who signed the Declaration of Independence, and Barbara Williams, a slave he brought to the United States from Jamaica. And, after more than a year of researching, Murphy's grandson, Christopher Rabb, 27, who has a degree in African and Afro-American studies from Yale, unearthed a copy of Christiana's 1909 death certificate to prove it.

A FAMILY AFFAIR IN BLACK AND WHITE

Phillip Livingston, signer of the Declaration, father owned slaves.

Philip Livingston (July 9, 1686 – February 11, 1749), the son of Robert Livingston the Elder, and elder brother of Robert Livingston of Clermont. Philip was the second Lord of Livingston Manor, a merchant, and slave trader.

And so did his children and grand children (which is how Madeline is tied to him.) So I find it hard to believe that owning slaves miraculously skipped his generation from that of his father to his children. And even if he didn't, his family makes him a slaver by default.

Block out that their faces.
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I'm sure the rest of them unblocked signers have immediate ties to slavery as well.

Edit: He did own slaves.

“When Robert died, Philip Livingston inherited six of the twelve slaves listed in his father's will (9).”
SOURCE: Accesed on 10/16/14
First Endowed Professorship
 
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