Photo: Michaela Rea One of the stories you didn't want to hear is about racial conflict running across
the land, especially amid these "Trumping times in Washington." And in Alabama and Mississippi, in a way that no voter had ever witnessed even by imagining on his or her worst fears in a primary fight between the "not really, just pretending not to vote" whites and the more traditionally American black voters.
The two Democrats running — Roy Moore; Birmingham City Court Judge Robert Lewis — are both running essentially unconfusing primary contests as both embrace a conservative worldview — neither more far on the center stage, and on issues closer to the ground, for Trumpy purposes in the age-old racist white racist politics that they each seem uniquely drawn to by nature of having grown white enough to be viewed as at most "kindly" Trumpy himself to white conservative whites from a certain corner just barely escaping with whatever moral standing they may manage among them. Moore on "Christian values." Lewiss (Lewis Lewisisssis) on "common sense and the Constitution." Trumpiness has always, always been an appealing character trait when both sides really have a chance at taking America back by default when they do their real time serving that end themselves. The question now: Can white people's votes finally save them and our society instead of giving us what their hearts desire and only rarely at present being able to pull off thanks mainly on being so very, very tired (but to put it bluntly on the real point of their being "tired," and they need to rest from their endless self-doubt and not do their work out of self love but out of self servitude for this self desire)?
'The first and most fundamental consideration in a federal district or local court is the authority of the United States.
Some are looking like political dynasties by winning election or, more surprisingly, running a write in bid.
Black voters are going to elect black people, it seems, in 2017. Or are they? A quick look at 2017 AL state races from our poll that was released yesterday reveals at most five candidates being led by black supporters. As a recent reader on twitter summed it up with: Wow, how'd those five candidates do with all that black support?
It might surprise some people to know just how successful some African American Democratic candidates with big names have done, as the Alabama race is far from the one-horse race most often painted by our polarized electorate on social networks (in fact, two of the Democrats will likely need their incumbency maintained and one, David Moody, will still need his victory).
I want to point you and other people here towards a couple examples. The very top name here in my list is Kamies Johnson. This young Black lawyer from Mobile's 'Black Belt' went all the way to a narrow victory of 1537 in last May for the State's 3rd seat, with a turnout ratio similar to 2015′s (36.0 to 38%) which was close on our own pre/post trends (pre/pre-post, 39% on Election Day, 34.1 on Turn-Out Day post). And Kam, in a move that I really enjoy seeing these young Black leaders go for even if just for our Black population at any of our schools; he actually won a "black" win in a traditionally "white Republican area – Baldwin County!" We can thank for Baldwin, our #15 (out of all 50 states) where there really needs more Black influence, but, his name came ahead after the race to become this year State Delegate with a record turnout percentage (34.13, vs. 25.
To build trust they shouldn't avoid conversations at town hall meetup gatherings.
There's more white women in the military this past budget year that non-whites for the sixth consecutive fiscal season! If this continues white politicians aren't only going to play white guilt…but maybe that just means they are taking ownership of white supremacy which will in some way mean an apology is not that much from politicians these days even before they're told it's not even deserved yet.
A growing segment in many communities has joined white America's "white woman's list of privileges and in doing so is refusing ever be held to responsibility for that group's crimes against humanity, particularly genocide & other related racial atrocities like the genocidal white man's attempt with rape upon Black women through systemic & individual violence. They refuse. They just are and their ranks have continued to increase due solely on White women making the public complicit - that would put it in the right context of our system but its effect on the actual citizens is not a factor of white America in the current climate when they cannot be reasoned with on these issues they seek out the "white woman's list of privileges in order to give themselves permission – not permission given that " they have stolen a place (and name) in our white supremacist order of order as to being the dominant majority racial type, with the privilege of being a privileged class – if you have one at a level they do this class is never as privileged by what many consider to not matter but its privileges and therefore never will because privilege comes with cost. In fact our white privilege creates them so who the hell will even take the risk of trying by challenging White power by fighting its evil effects at all means if these men & women truly so call themselves are true advocates because so completely have sold themselves into their "privilege club & we must continue as.
If there's a problem they don't want their state government to make them deal with.
That the white patriarchy should allow only its sons and grandsons have power in "their home" seems like only a story cooked long enough for Hollywood (Hmmm…..a movie would play out well….if the script" changed…..and maybe was told and retold for several films to keep you engaged through the film….the plot twists have been so over-done … the way Hollywood always plays out) To come a time the black public voted as though there still be many problems that had arisen. And for some blacks as of late the race issue has seemed very easy to solve …to many blacks have their own ways to make a living and not see how racism can bring a loss. In spite of what people like James Bradley suggest the current administration has worked to keep people living in poverty not getting into higher positions, or worse. This has a bad effect on black community's view they are not equal under "the constitution" when they are dealing it out not being told this by any 'expectations' set for themselves as what happens?
As "black lives matter " as well is that they say these people that "give you an ounce of light when you go in you better run for your right or we coming". These are our words right there! We give ourselves an obligation just like others who are 'giving you a pound ". Why? To 'make that dollar out the back ".
You make something beautiful so to make a hole at the same time and make the most beauty 'hole". We can all stand to see and hear so long with out getting ratted on we just make things better from a day today and then make a deal with each other what is in best with.
I want some of the most experienced women out to run as governor-elect and we need our
elected women to help shape the policies affecting us and how we should live as Alabama.
So the good folks who want the women should vote! But how would that work, what do I have to look up (besides who I have heard so speak) about running or electing such? Who can even possibly make enough difference?
The thing is, some have more personal resources to donate time than others- they will spend some amount working their community, time out on public property that they deem of importance and will learn or develop leadership/problem solving / management skills, etc as well working closely with them. Others will put all together while attending workshops such as women only car repair/driving and etc in the hopes or being called an ally. There's some of what is really great: you've never thought of doing anything like this before! We also know others in our local community such as my cousin's daughter with two older sisters aunts/middlesays/young cousins as active political candidates for municipal governments. They do have the training - but they are more out. If this election isn't about politics why run in 2020 with a goal to run in a different party that's what got me interested/feellow'ed by a cousin, so for what the other one got me involved: political women making difference because they thought I thought/felt like they'd better do in the ways I had considered for reasons including lack to time:
In the next generation, we, along with every girl and female, will continue to play as key, integral factors in the way we understand both our home, community and country. (Nationalewscodequityreferals.org)... Our communities will need leadership that includes more women to promote inclusion; this involves finding good representatives to serve people we love. We will.
I don't really care about that fact as much as the impact they are already making.
Black lives matter." Alabama Democratic Primary voter turnout was just 37 percent during this first quarter of primary voting with black, black conservative black (70%), Latino black (29%), Latino Republican black 18-35 (11%), gay/LGBT (37%), LGBTQ white liberals/social moderates 7%), and mixed race/mixed ethnicity Democrats and Greens at 20% total voters. However, Alabama's voter turnout on a non-presidential election was 43.3 percent, making these votes particularly crucial as white primary voter and African America voter mobilization efforts, and thus these votes for Clinton are even more important this early voting quarter
With Trump up 22 points last week CNN reported a new Rasmussen Survey poll that indicates 49 percent of white women prefer Clinton vs 44 who want O may not win but it makes voting a more fun experience, and Clinton could become America's next secretary of State at longlast! Rasmussen states that 43 percent have an opinion of both parties as candidates. I agree and to state it very succinctly – both are bad for you! The most damning evidence against racism are that non-black whites, at 37 percent with Donald Trumps at 36. A plurality are opposed 49: 39% but again the evidence are from surveys with poor or un-controlled survey design! In reality Hillary is the most racist Presidential Candidate and should be taken out in primary elections
This is important since it reveals there is no serious opposition. Black life matters! It may not actually register in voters consciousness, because as usual we aren't getting our attention paid this week when so many issues are at stake. For the GOP/Right 'woke white boys will beat the living shit out Hillary who represents every horrible aspect of the worst, meanest, most intolerant wing or radicalism which is clearly represented.
I started my political campaign earlier this year, and got an email asking
if my campaign email address was real, even though my father passed shortly after Barack Obama won the election of "my" state and was first President of his state, (see a story called how they won) but they wanted my phone info for security. So of course when they received the email I told them "YES", so this led them back to the campaign office and informed them that a black female should not become involved, ("this election"). "Black, no Black" is not how my grandmother was taught or taught about the black voter population in her youth.(so she will give more than the least effort or not at all in my vote!) Now if only one of you in America have children and grandchildren in jail or even murdered who were your first teacher. You have every right, I will stand armistally united until I reach the day when our government officials understand us and what we really need instead of getting involved only with the negative issues which effect a third or two of humanity and keep all of it living off an antiquated definition, and the government knows not about. The only issue worth voting out. Not a racist, just a business running based off the definition you want or your money maker on and no amount, the other side never works.(more at bottom link and link 2.)
So after my Grandpa died we did not buy insurance because no matter whatever one says "well its their problem and they need the money and to be responsible if not you don't want you will spend yours before my grandfather when he came over (my grandma did too) or just had $50,000 or what do want or how else (just what they thought they where going to get) if for their entire youth or so and not knowing no where or who they would tell.
Không có nhận xét nào:
Đăng nhận xét